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A dramatization of the 1968 strike at the Ford Dagenham car plant, where female workers walked out in protest against sexual discrimination.
Cast:
Rita O'Grady: Sally Hawkins
Brenda: Andrea Riseborough
Sandra: Jaime Winstone
Monica: Lorraine Stanley
Eileen: Nicola Duffett
Connie: Geraldine James
Albert Passingham: Bob Hoskins
Brian: Matthew Aubrey
Eddie O'Grady: Daniel Mays
George: Roger Lloyd Pack
Dave: Phil Cornwell
Marge: Karen Seacombe
Martin: Thomas Arnold
Sharon O'Grady: Sian Scott
Graham O'Grady: Robbie Kay
Mr. Clarke: Andrew Lincoln
Lisa Hopkins: Rosamund Pike
Gordon: Joseph Mawle
Monty Taylor: Kenneth Cranham
Hopkins' Secretary: Gina Bramhill
Grant: Marcus Hutton
Peter Hopkins: Rupert Graves
Barbara Castle: Miranda Richardson
Undersecretary 1: Joseph Kloska
Undersecretary 2: Miles Jupp
Frank: Frank Baker
Arthur Horovitz: Philip Perry
Robert Tooley: Richard Schiff
Bartholomew: Peter-Hugo Daly
Rogers: Simon Armstrong
Emily: Matilda Cole
Rosie: Romy Taylor
Passing Van Driver: Angus Barnett
Choir Mistress: Birgitta Bernhard
Reporter 1: Laurie Cannon
Reporter 2: William Ivory
Reporter 3: Nico Tatarowicz
Man on Bike: Denis Gilmore
American Boss: Danny Huston
Kronnfeld: Mitchell Mullen
Harold Wilson: John Sessions
Trevor Innes: Matt King
Lisa Hopkins' Son: Noah Taylor
Union Secretary: Victoria Watkins
Vicar: Craig Randall
Union Chairman: David Bond
Welsh Union Man: Simon Nehan
Dagenham Striker: Grace Sinclair
Ford Executive: Richard Bailey
Sandra's Friend: Annika Hammerton
Self: Harold Wilson
Jeb Hardey: Ronald Fernee
Passer-by: Jeanie Gold
Committee Member: Darren Hammock
Cameraman: Gary Swan
Policewoman: Justina Hernik
Party Guest: Bill Hickey
West Ham Supporter: Rich Keeble
Town Hall Worker: Denis Khoroshko
Mother: Simone Liebman
Reporter: Ben Morris
Onlooker: Imelda Maguire
Fridge Mover: Alex Moore
Trevor's Assistant: Jarrad Owens
Cyclist: Alan Sciberras
Funeral Family Member: Mick Slaney
Written by: William Ivory
Director: Nigel Cole
Production: Audley Films LLP, BBC Film, BMS Finance, HanWay Films, Lipsync Productions, Number 9 Films, UK Film Council
Release date: 20 Sep 2010
Box Office: $1,095,369
Cast:
Rita O'Grady: Sally Hawkins
Brenda: Andrea Riseborough
Sandra: Jaime Winstone
Monica: Lorraine Stanley
Eileen: Nicola Duffett
Connie: Geraldine James
Albert Passingham: Bob Hoskins
Brian: Matthew Aubrey
Eddie O'Grady: Daniel Mays
George: Roger Lloyd Pack
Dave: Phil Cornwell
Marge: Karen Seacombe
Martin: Thomas Arnold
Sharon O'Grady: Sian Scott
Graham O'Grady: Robbie Kay
Mr. Clarke: Andrew Lincoln
Lisa Hopkins: Rosamund Pike
Gordon: Joseph Mawle
Monty Taylor: Kenneth Cranham
Hopkins' Secretary: Gina Bramhill
Grant: Marcus Hutton
Peter Hopkins: Rupert Graves
Barbara Castle: Miranda Richardson
Undersecretary 1: Joseph Kloska
Undersecretary 2: Miles Jupp
Frank: Frank Baker
Arthur Horovitz: Philip Perry
Robert Tooley: Richard Schiff
Bartholomew: Peter-Hugo Daly
Rogers: Simon Armstrong
Emily: Matilda Cole
Rosie: Romy Taylor
Passing Van Driver: Angus Barnett
Choir Mistress: Birgitta Bernhard
Reporter 1: Laurie Cannon
Reporter 2: William Ivory
Reporter 3: Nico Tatarowicz
Man on Bike: Denis Gilmore
American Boss: Danny Huston
Kronnfeld: Mitchell Mullen
Harold Wilson: John Sessions
Trevor Innes: Matt King
Lisa Hopkins' Son: Noah Taylor
Union Secretary: Victoria Watkins
Vicar: Craig Randall
Union Chairman: David Bond
Welsh Union Man: Simon Nehan
Dagenham Striker: Grace Sinclair
Ford Executive: Richard Bailey
Sandra's Friend: Annika Hammerton
Self: Harold Wilson
Jeb Hardey: Ronald Fernee
Passer-by: Jeanie Gold
Committee Member: Darren Hammock
Cameraman: Gary Swan
Policewoman: Justina Hernik
Party Guest: Bill Hickey
West Ham Supporter: Rich Keeble
Town Hall Worker: Denis Khoroshko
Mother: Simone Liebman
Reporter: Ben Morris
Onlooker: Imelda Maguire
Fridge Mover: Alex Moore
Trevor's Assistant: Jarrad Owens
Cyclist: Alan Sciberras
Funeral Family Member: Mick Slaney
Written by: William Ivory
Director: Nigel Cole
Production: Audley Films LLP, BBC Film, BMS Finance, HanWay Films, Lipsync Productions, Number 9 Films, UK Film Council
Release date: 20 Sep 2010
Box Office: $1,095,369
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