24 Hour Party People (2002)

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Written by Frank Cottrell Boyce

Directed by Michael Winterbottom

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2002

Rating: 18 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

Steve Coogan stars in this 'bio-pic' loosely based on the life of journalists and Factory Records founder Tony Wilson, who made Manchester the centre of the British music scene in the 80s later spawning the 'Madchester' scene. From the high nights at the legendary Hacienda to the final failure of the label, award-winning director Michael Winterbottom captures a time and sound when everything was possible and excess was the name of the game.

Cast

Image for Steve CooganSteve CooganTony Wilson
Image for John ThomsonJohn ThomsonCharles
Nigel PivaroActor
Lennie JamesAlan Erasmus
Shirley HendersonLindsay Wilson
Martin HancockHoward DeVoto
Image for Chris CoghillChris CoghillBez
Mark WindowsJohnny Rotten
Image for Paddy ConsidinePaddy ConsidineRob Gretton
Image for John SimmJohn SimmBernard Sumner
Dave GormanJohn
Image for Ralf LittleRalf LittlePeter Hook
Image for Andy SerkisAndy SerkisMartin Hannett
Danny CunninghamShaun Ryder
Paul PopplewellPaul Ryder

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