In the Name of the Father - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "In the Name of the Father"
In the Name of the Father (1993)
Timing:
2:13 (133 min)
7.889/10
1938
1938
Actors and characters
John Benfield
Character Chief PO Barker
Marie Jones
Character Sarah Conlon
Don Baker
Character Joe McAndrew
Alison Crosbie
Character Girl in Pub
Nye Heron
Character IRA Man 1
Anthony Brophy
Character Danny
Paul Warriner
Character Soldier
Julian Walsh
Character Soldier
Stuart Wolfenden
Character Soldier
Jo Connor
Character Bin Lady
Karen Carlisle
Character Female Rioter
Seamus Moran
Character IRA Man 2
Billy Byrne
Character IRA Man 3
Maureen McBride
Character Mother
Jane Nolan
Character Girl with baby
Laurence Griffin
Character Boy in riot
Jason Murtagh
Character Boy in riot
Kelly McKeavney
Character Young Girl
Joanna Irvine
Character Ann Conlon
Fiona Daly
Character IRA Woman
Catherine Dunne
Character Woman on Balcony
Anna Megan
Character Granny Conlon
Leah McCullagh
Character Bridie Conlon
Britta Smith
Character Annie Maguire
Barbara Mulcahy
Character Marian
Mick Tohill
Character Man in Bookies
Peter Sheridan Snr.
Character Manager of Bookies
Joe McPartland
Character Charlie Burke
Tim Perrin
Character Detective
Tony Denham
Character Detective
Rob Spendlove
Character Detective
Maurice Kehoe
Character Detective
Rachael Dowling
Character Policewoman
Ronan Wilmot
Character Paddy Maguire
Maclean Burke
Character Young Vincent Maguire
Joe Jeffers
Character Young Patrick Maguire
Alistair Findlay
Character Forensic Scientist
Brian de Salvo
Character Remand Prison Officer
Luke Hayden
Character Remand Prison Officer
Aiden Grennell
Character Trial Judge
Bosco Hogan
Character Defense Counsel
Kenneth Edge
Character Jury Foreman
Aine O'Connor
Character Dixon's Wife
Guy Carleton
Character Prison Admissions Officer
Dave Duffy
Character Prison Officer
Martin Dunne
Character Prison Officer
Larry Murphy
Character Old Prison Officer
Richard Michaelis
Character Cockney Prisoner
Mal Whyte
Character Cockney Prisoner
John Gallagher
Character Cockney Prisoner
Marcus Lynch
Character Cockney Prisoner
Joey Cashman
Character Prisoner
Alan Amsby
Character Prisoner
Owen Conroy
Character Prisoner
Dee Man Kole
Character Prisoner
Bernard Pellegrinetti
Character Prisoner
Emeka Okeki
Character Prisoner
Alan O'Connor
Character Prisoner
Mario McGovern
Character Prisoner
John Joe Fontana
Character Prisoner
Joey Legaspi
Character Prisoner
Jimmie Bergin
Character Prisoner
John Higgins
Character Prisoner
Iain Montague
Character Leader of Delegation
Paul Raynor
Character New Chief Prison Officer
Clodagh Conroy
Character Dixon's Secretary
Peter Sheridan
Character Priest
Darren McHugh
Character Dixon's Son
Peter Campbell
Character Government Official
Alan Barry
Character Archivist Jenkins
Jonathan Ryan
Character Scottish Governor
John Pickles
Character Procedural Court Judge
Liam O'Callaghan
Character Archivist 2
Philip King
Character Guildford Soldier
What's left behind the scenes
- In reality, Jerry and Giuseppe did not sit in the same cell; this plot device was invented by Terry George and Jim Sheridan for maximum dramatic effect.
- The character of Inspector Dixon is a composite (a compilation of characteristic traits and habits of several officers who were actually involved in the case).
- To get into the role, Daniel Day-Lewis not only lost 13 kilograms, but also spent a lot of time in a real prison cell next to inmates.
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