The Commitments The Commitments. It's a ''The''. How do you spell it.

Description: Jimmy Rabbitte, an unemployed Dublin boy, decides to put together a soul band made up entirely of the Irish working class.

Cast:
Jimmy Rabbitte: Robert Arkins
Steven Clifford: Michael Aherne
Imelda Quirke: Angeline Ball
Natalie Murphy: Maria Doyle Kennedy
Mickah Wallace: Dave Finnegan
Bernie McGloughlin: Bronagh Gallagher
Dean Fay: Félim Gormley
Outspan Foster: Glen Hansard
Billy Mooney: Dick Massey
Joey 'The Lips' Fagan: Johnny Murphy
Derek Scully: Ken McCluskey
Deco Cuffe: Andrew Strong
Mr. Rabbitte: Colm Meaney
Mrs. Rabbitte: Anne Kent
Sharon Rabbitte: Andrea Corr
Darren Rabbitte: Gerard Cassoni
Rabbitte Twin: Lindsay Fairclough
Greg: Michael O'Reilly
Duffy: Liam Carney
Pawnbroker: Ger Ryan
Father Molloy: Mark O'Regan
Roddy the Reporter: Phelim Drew
Dave from Eejit Records: Sean Hughes
Ray: Philip Bredin
Imelda's Sister: Aoife Lawless
Kid with Harmonica: Lance Daly
Protest Song Singer: Conor Malone
Heavy Metal Singer: Jezz Bell
Fiddler Auditioner: Colm MacConiomare
Punk Girl Singer: Emily Dawson
Coconuts Trio: Maria Place
Uileann Pipe Player: Brian MacAodha
Les Miserables Singer: Tricia Smith
Smiths' Song Singer: Canice William
Cajun Trio: Jody Campbell
Failed Drug Buyer: Eanna MacLiam
Rabbittes' Neighbor: Philomena Kavanagh
Shy Skateboard Auditioner: Peter Rowen
Only De Lonely Singer: Eamon O'Connor
Joey's Mother: Maura O'Malley
Pool Hall Manager: Blaise Smith
Duffy's Sidekick: Owen O'Gorman
Unemployment Official: Pat Leavy
Kid with Horse: John Cronin
Bernie's Mother: Rynagh O'Grady
Church Cleaner: Sheila Flitton
Community Centre Kid: Michael Bolger
Imelda's Father: Mick Nolan
Imelda's Mother: Eileen Reid
Regency Pub Barman: Bob Navan
Photographer: Alan Howley
Rock Salmon Man: Paddy O'Connor
Avant-Garde-A-Clue Band: Bernard Keelan
Dance Hall Manager: Ronan Hardiman
Music Journalist: Mikel Murfi
Deco's Fan: Josylen Lyons
Man in Limousine: Winston Dennis
Eejit Record Producer: Alan Parker
Self: James Brown
Extra: Caroline Corr
Fiddle Player: Sharon Corr
Wedding Guest: Mark Leahy
Teenager on DART: William Morgan
Auditioning Guitarist: Sean O'Donovan
Young Priest: Martin O'Malley

Written by: Roddy Doyle, Dick Clement, Ian La Frenais

Director: Alan Parker

Production: Beacon Pictures, Beacon Communications, First Film Company, Dirty Hands Productions

Release date: 13 Sep 1991

Box Office: $14,919,570