Hancock (1991)
Screen One biopic detailing the final eight years in the life of comedian Tony Hancock, from the peak of his powers as Britain's number one comedian to his eventual mental, alcoholic decline and suicide in Australia.
Director: Tony Smith
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Alfred Molina as Tony Hancock |
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Frances Barber as Freddie Hancock |
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Mel Martin as Cicely Hancock |
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Malcolm Sinclair as John Le Mesurier |
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Jim Carter as Ray Galton |
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Clive Russell as Alan Simpson |
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Paul Brooke as Feature Writer |
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Nick Burnell as Patrick Cargill |
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Edda Sharpe as Girl Reporter |
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Ken Kitson as Bus Driver |
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Stephen Bill as Hugh Lloyd |
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Terry Diab as Mrs Lloyd |
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Danny Schiller as Percy |
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Fred Darrington as Beach Sculptor |
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Salih Ozdemirciler as Nicholas |
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Jane Kaeser as John's Girlfriend |
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Ian Brimble as Southsea Reporter 1 |
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Andy McEwan as Southsea Reporter 2 |
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Harry Ditson as American TV Executive |
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Bradley Lavelle as American Doctor |
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Colin Bruce as Junior |
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Matt Bradley as Mel |
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Vincent Diver as American Director |
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Sebastian Knapp as Bullwhip Griffin Boy |
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Miranda Forbes as English Receptionist (as Miranda Forbes) |
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Barry McCarthy as Reporter in Car Park |
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Richard Hawley as Taxi Driver |
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Kenneth Gilbert as Man on Plane |
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Terry Johnson as Script Writer |
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Alan Palmer as Australian Reporter 1 |
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Christopher Crooks as Australian Reporter 2 |
| Writing | William Humble | Writer |
| Directing | Tony Smith | Director |
