Bloody Sunday (2002)

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Written by Paul Greengrass

Directed by Paul Greengrass

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2002

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: UK/ Ireland

Filmed in Colour

Documentary-style drama showing the events that lead up to the tragic incident on January 30, 1972 in the Northern Ireland town of Derry when a protest march led by civil rights activist Ivan Cooper was fired upon by British troops, killing 13 protesters and wounding 14 more.

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Cast

James NesbittIvan Cooper
Allan GildeaKevin McCorry
Gerard CrossanEamonn McCann
Mary MouldsBernadette Devlin
Carmel McCallionBridget Bond
Tim Pigott-SmithMajor General Ford
Nicholas FarrellBrigadier Maclellan
Christopher VilliersMajor Steele
James HewittColonel Tugwell
Declan DuddyGerry Donaghy
Edel FrazerGerry's girl
Joanne LindsayMary Donaghy
Mike EdwardsSoldier 027
Gerry HammondPara F
Jason StammersPara G
Ken WilliamsPara H
Bryan WattsPara E
Simon MannColonel Wilford
Rhidian BridgeMajor Loden
Jonathan O'DonnellJim
David Clayton RogersDennis
Sean O'KaneHugh
Thomas McEleneyTommy
Deirdre IrvineBogside woman
Gerry NewtonMr. O'Keefe
Ross MacDonaldLieutenant 119
Jim AlexanderCsm
James ScottOfficer At Barrier 12
Grainne CostelloMrs. Hegarty
Don MullanBogside priest
David PearseO / C Provos
Charles OakdenBriefer
Kathy-Kiera ClarkeFrances
Gerard McSorleyChief Supt. Lagan
Bruce AlexanderBrigade Net
Jason MuirBrigade Net
Tim ClarkBrigade Net
Matt AshendenBrigade Net
Daryl AucklandBrigade Net
Rita HamillPeggy Deery
Robert O'ConnerWillie Mckinney
Kevin McCallionBarney Mcguigan
James McLaughlinJim Wray
Graham HarrisonOfficer At Barrier 14
Oliver MaguireRuc Man
Simon EmberleyLieutenant N
Darren Healy303 Man
Raymond CullenFather Daly
Mark RedheadJournalist
Tony BatesDoctor Swords
Kevin MeehanHospital Administrator
Ian DraySib officer

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