The Lump (1967)
The Lump is an uncompromising exploration of exploitation and resistance within the building trade.
Director: Jack Gold
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Leslie Sands as Yorky |
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Colin Farrell as Mike |
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Joby Blanshard as Mason |
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James Caffrey as Walsh |
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Chris Canavan as Nolan |
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Tony Colegate as Father Murphy |
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Juliet Cooke as May |
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Diana Davies as Woman |
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Martin Dobson as Molloy |
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Jack Doughty as Labourer |
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James Donnelly as Maguire |
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Frank Gatliff as Agent |
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Joe Gladwin as Joiner |
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Ken Jones as Gravedigger |
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Paddy Joyce as Rooney |
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Roy Minton as Scaffolder |
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Neville Smith as Eddie |
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John McCarthy as Keegan |
| Sound | Geoff Tookey | Sound |
| Editing | Dave King | Editor |
| Camera | Tony Imi | Director of Photography |
| Art | Stanley Morris | Production Design |
| Production | Tony Garnett | Producer |
| Directing | Jack Gold | Director |
| Writing | Jim Allen | Writer |
