McVicar (1980)
John McVicar was a London Bad Boy. he graduated to armed bank robbery and was Britain's "Public Enemy No. 1". He was captured and put into a high security prison. Will even the highest security prison be able to hold him? This is the true story of his life, his criminal exploits and his eventual rehabilitation.
Director:
Tom Clegg
Writer:
John McVicar
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Roger Daltrey as John McVicar |
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Adam Faith as Walter Probyn |
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Cheryl Campbell as Sheila McVicar |
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Billy Murray as Joey Davis |
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Georgina Hale as Kate |
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Steven Berkoff as Ronnie Harrison |
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Brian Hall as Terry Stokes |
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Malcolm Tierney as Frank |
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Peter Jonfield as Bobby Harris |
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Matthew Scurfield as Streaky Jeffries |
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Tony Haygarth as Rabies |
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Ian Hendry as Hitchens |
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Tony Rohr as Bootsy |
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Harry Fielder as Aitch |
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Michael Feast as Cody |
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Leonard Gregory as Jimmy Collins |
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Joe Turner as Panda |
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Jeremy Blake as Ronnie Johnson |
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Anthony Trent as Tate |
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Terence Stuart as Sid |
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Ralph Watson as Allen |
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Ronald Herdman as 'Nobby' Styles |
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Malcolm Terris as Principal Officer |
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Anthony May as Billy |
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James Marcus as Sewell |
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Stephen Bent as Prison Warder |
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Paul Kember as Prison Warder |
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Charles Cork as Prison Warder |
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Richard Simpson as Douglas |
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Raymond Skipp as Bimbo |
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John Rolfe as Graham |
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Allan Mitchell as Jackson |
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Jamie Foreman as Driver |
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Stanley Lloyd as Magistrate |
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David Beames as Policeman |
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Mikki Magorian as Secretary |
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Ricky Parkinson as Russell McVicar |
| Directing | Tom Clegg | Director |
| Writing | John McVicar | Screenplay |
| Camera | Vernon Layton | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Peter Boyle | Editor |
| Writing | Tom Clegg | Writer |
