Riff Raff (1994)

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Written by Bill Jesse

Directed by Ken Loach

Also known as "Riffraff"

Running Time: 94 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1994

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: UK

Filmed in Colour

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Cast

Image for Robert CarlyleRobert CarlyleSteve
Emer McCourtSusan
Richard BelgraveKojo
Jim R. ColemanShem
David FinchKevin
Garrie J. LamminMick
Dean PerryWilf
George MossMo
Willie RossGus Siddon
Ade SaparaFiaman
Image for Ricky TomlinsonRicky TomlinsonLarry
Derek YoungDesmonde
David AldarDirector
Dominic BarlowPianist
Jimmy BattenMan buying Kango
Terry BirdVan driver
Tracy BrabinSinger
Maureen CarrEllen
Lila CherifClient
Martin ClapsonPub Band
Tex ComerPub Band
Brian CoyleYouth
Les DavidsonPub Band
Terry DugganBoss in office
Zohra El HarrackClient
Joumana GilClient
Debra GillettSinger
Mike HaydonSecurity Guard
Jimmy JewelPub Band
John KazekRobert
Luke KellyKen Jones
Benjamin LushSinger
James MacDonaldFuneral Director
Jayne MacKenzieSinger
Bill MooresSmurph
Angela MorantEstate Agent
Peter MullanJake
Johanne MurdockSinger
Vicky MurdockMedical Secretary
Dylan O'MahonyYouth
Stuart PeverilYouth
Len StonebridgePub Band
David TaegarProducer
Anne Marie TimoneyFiona

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