Clay (2008)
Adaptation of the book by David Almond, set in 1960s Tyneside. Two 14-year-old boys team up against Mouldy, the town bully. Turning Crazy Mary s garden shed into a workshop, they discover that the sculptures they create come to life. Together they raise a golem, a creature fashioned from clay, capable of dispatching anyone, even Martin Mould. But when Mouldy winds up dead, the boys have to deal with the awful power they may have unleashed and the perils of getting what you wish for.
Director: Andrew Gunn
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Harry McEntire as Davie |
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Niek Versteeg as Geordie |
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Darren Howie as Martin Mould |
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Ian McElhinney as Father O'Mahoney |
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Phillippa Wilson as Carol Hagen |
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Joe Caffrey as Dennis Hagen |
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Sacha Parkinson as Maria |
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Imelda Staunton as Mary Doonan |
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Natalie Hall as Frances |
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Ben-Ryan Davies as Stephen Rose |
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Tom Goodman-Hill as |
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Charlotte-Joy Reed as Mona Duffy |
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Nicky McEvoy as Jimmy Kay |
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Alan Renwick as Park keeper |
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Jack Traynor as Poke |
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Danny Patterson as Skinner |
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Nick Ash as Clay |
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Stephen Chapman as Stephen's father |
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Janine Birkett as Stephen's mother |
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Alex Hall as Mrs. Penberthy |
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Richie Gibson as Police constable |
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Mark Stratton as Sergeant |
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Vin Welch as Neighbour |
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Nick Ryan as Clay (voice) |
| Crew | Shane Daly | Cinematography |
| Directing | Terry McShane | Assistant Director |
| Directing | Andrew Gunn | Director |
| Writing | David Almond | Writer |
| Directing | Victoria Banks | Second Assistant Director |
| Art | Chris Kay | Art Direction |
| Production | Jonathan East | Executive Producer |
| Production | Kirsten Eller | Producer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Jane Spicer | Costume Design |
| Writing | Peter Tabern | Writer |
| Editing | Matthew Tabern | Editor |
| Production | Peter Tabern | Producer |
| Art | Jason Carlin | Production Design |
| Directing | Steve Robinson | First Assistant Director |
