Ticket für ein Jahr (2000)
Um sich ihren Traum zu erfüllen und die benötigten 1000 Pfund für das Jahresticket ihres Heimatfussballvereins verdienen zu können, üben sich die beiden unzertrennlichen Freunde Gerry und Sewell in Abstinenz was Stoff, Zigaretten und Alkohol angeht. Zusätzlich testen sie vom Müllsammeln über Ladendiebstahl bis hin zu Einbruch und Raub alles aus, was Geld einbringt. Als ihnen nur noch zweihundert Pfund fehlen, erscheint Gerrys krimineller Vater, vor dem die Mutter und die Schwester auf der Dauerflucht sind, und reißt sich das Geld mit Gewalt unter den Nagel. In der Folgezeit verliebt Sewell sich in Gemma, die schwanger wird. Gerrys drogenabhängige Schwester taucht auf und seine Mutter muss ins Krankenhaus. Zuletzt überfallen die beiden Freunde eine Bank, und ausgerechnet dieses absurd scheiternde Unternehmen, das ihnen eine Jugendstrafe einbringt, führt sie ans Ziel ihrer Träume.
Der Regisseur: Mark Herman
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Chris Beattie as Gerry McCarten |
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Greg McLane as Sewell |
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Charlie Hardwick as Mrs. McCarten |
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Roy Hudd as Mr. Sewell |
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Tim Healy as Mr. McCarten |
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Kevin Whately as Mr. Caird |
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Kerry Ann Christiansen as Bridget |
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Jody Baldwin as Gemma |
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Tracey Wilkinson as Mrs. Caird |
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Willie Ross as Ginga |
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Tracy Whitwell as Clare |
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Su Elliot as Mrs Brabin |
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Daniel James Lake as Matthew Brabin |
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Libby Davison as Miss Warren |
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Val McLane as Maureen |
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Adam Fogerty as Zak |
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Anne Orwin as Auntie Maud |
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Lynne Wilmot as Cashier |
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Brendan P. Healy as Park Worker |
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Alan Shearer as Himself |
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Charlie Richmond as Mally |
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Billy Fane as Bingo caller |
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Kate Garbutt as Baby Sheara |
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Laura Garbutt as Baby Sheara |
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Jo-Anne Horan as Waterstone's assistant |
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Rebekah Joy Gilgan as Cashier 1 |
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Michael Hodgson as Business man |
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Bill Gerard as Policeman |
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Phil Swinburne as Policeman |
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Joyce Gibbs as Magistrate |
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Christopher Connel as Vicar |
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Veronica Twidle as Old dear |
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Chris Wiper as Jimmy |
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Richard Dawson as Bright boy |
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Helen Parker as Bright girl |
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Adam Moran as Darren |
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Anna-Marie Gascoigne as Dinner lady |
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Joanne Hickson as Janine |
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Hayley Murray as Kebab shop girl |
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Madeleine Moffat as Mrs. Harvey |
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Trevor Fox as Car park attendant |
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Dylan Barnes as Edgy man (Uncredited) |
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Liam Elcoat as Park boy (Uncredited) |
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Cat LaCohie as Lindsey (Uncredited) |
| Directing | Mark Herman | Director |
| Sound | Andie Derrick | Foley Artist |
| Sound | Graham Daniel | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
| Sound | Peter Burgis | Foley Artist |
| Sound | Paul Carr | ADR Mixer |
| Sound | Michael Feinberg | Foley Editor |
| Sound | Robert Farr | Sound Recordist |
| Sound | Joe Gallagher | ADR Editor |
| Sound | Ray Merrin | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
| Sound | Clive Winter | Sound |
| Production | Cathy Lord | Line Producer |
| Art | Mark Kebby | Art Direction |
| Production | Elizabeth Karlsen | Producer |
| Art | Don Taylor | Production Design |
| Writing | Jonathan Tulloch | Writer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Veronica McAleer | Makeup Designer |
| Writing | Mark Herman | Writer |
| Production | Susie Figgis | Casting |
| Art | John Bush | Set Decoration |
| Costume & Make-Up | Veronica McAleer | Hair Designer |
| Production | Stephen Woolley | Executive Producer |
| Editing | Michael Ellis | Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Jill Taylor | Costume Design |
| Camera | Mark Milsome | Focus Puller |
| Camera | Andy Collins | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Ian Broudie | Original Music Composer |
| Sound | Michael Gibbs | Original Music Composer |
