All Things Bright and Beautiful (1994)

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Written by Barry Devlin

Directed by Barry Devlin

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1994

Production Country: UK

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

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Cast

Barbara AdairMiss McKeown
Seamus BallLabourer
Gabriel Brady1st Man In Pub
Image for Gabriel ByrneGabriel ByrneThe Good Thief
Dave CareyMedical Attendant No. 1
Brendan CauldwellFisherman
Ruairi Conaghan'B' Special
Jean CostelloWoman with sick child
Jack DevlinChild at door
Kate DevlinChild at door
Paul DevlinChild at door
Ciarán FitzgeraldBarry O'Neill
John-Joe HartiganCharlie
Marie JonesEllie Coyle
John KeeganFr. Donnelly
Phil KellyMan at Grotto
Garrett KeoghReligious Inspector
Jimmy KeoghTarry Coyle
Pat LeavyWoman at Grotto
Caoileann McEnhillSarah O'Neill
Kevin McGillowayPhelim
Christine McGonagleRosie
Image for Kevin McNallyKevin McNallyTommy O'Neill
Karl O'NeillBig Jack
Dearbhaile O'ReillyBridgie
Lorraine PilkingtonEileen O'Neill
Frances QuinnMiss Rocks
Sean RaffertyFr. Sheridan
Gabrielle ReidyMaeve O'Neill
Lalor RoddyPat Joe Coyle
Paddy ScullyBarber
George ShaneCardinal's secretary
Gerry SullivanMedical Attendant No. 2
Robert Taylor"B" Special Sgt.
Conall TolandFrancie
Brandi WardGretta
Image for Tom WilkinsonTom WilkinsonFather McAteer

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