Strictly Sinatra (2001)

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Written by Peter Capaldi

Directed by Peter Capaldi

Also known as "A Su Manera", "Estrictamente Sinatra"

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2001

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: UK

Filmed in Colour

Ian Hart plays Tony Cocozza, a Scottish crooner with a Sinatra fixation. To make it to the big time, he's prepared to do anything, including courting the Glaswegian underworld, who promise to further his career in return for a few 'favours'. Tony soon realises he's in too deep and has to escape their clutches before he's made an offer he can't refuse, but there's only one way out: he has to give the performance of his life. Kelly MacDonald co-stars as Irene, his girlfriend, with Brian Cox as Chisholm, one of the menacing heavies in Peter Capaldi's crime drama.

When is Strictly Sinatra next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Film4 December 14th, 2:00am. See more...

Cast

Image for Ian HartIan HartToni Cocozza
Image for Kelly MacdonaldKelly MacdonaldIrene
Image for Brian CoxBrian CoxChisolm
Image for Alun ArmstrongAlun ArmstrongBill
Tommy FlanaganMichaelangelo
Iain CuthbertsonConnolly
Una McLeanDainty
Jimmy ChisholmKenny
Jimmy YuillRod Edmunds
Image for Richard E. GrantRichard E. GrantHimself
Jimmy TarbuckHimself
Stewart EnnisDoorman
Paul DoonanNicol
Anne LaceyCoat check girl
Alex HowdenKojak

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