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Suggs as Suggs |
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Mark Bedford as Bedders |
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Lee Thompson as Lee Thompson |
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Chas Smash as Carl |
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Dan Woodgate as Woody |
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Chris Foreman as Chris |
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Mike Barson as Barso |
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John Hasler as Hasler |
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Simon Birdsall as Simon |
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Andrew Chalk as Chalky |
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Ian Tokins as Toks |
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Gerard Kelly as Dick the Ted |
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Alfie Curtis as Vicar |
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Ted Burnett as Vicar |
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Arthur Whybrow as Foreman #1 |
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Keith Bell as Foreman #2 |
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Barry Linehan as Dublin Castle Manager |
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Doreen Keogh as Manager's Wife |
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Charles Cork as Policeman |
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Polly Perkins as Mark's Mum |
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Sandra Barson as Mike's Girlfriend |
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Sue Foreman as Chris's Wife |
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Clive Langer as Clive Langer |
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Carl Howard-Walsh as Dole Clerk |
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Wilfred Grove as Post Office Supervisor |
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Oswald Lindsay as Rasta Guy |
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Paul Stacey as Twin |
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Jeremy Stacey as Twin |
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Zoot Money as Publishing Executive |
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Bob Curtiss as Saxophone Teacher |
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Sean Curry as Policeman |
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Charles Cook as Policeman |
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Mike Smart as Skinhead |
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John Simpkin as Pathway Engineer |
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Steve O'Brien as Steve |
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Simon Bates as Radio 1 DJ (voice) |
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Steve Holloway as Record Shop Manager |
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Harry Fielder as Barman (uncredited) |
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Dave Cooper as Doorman (uncredited) |
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Ian Stuart as Skinhead (uncredited) |
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Russell Brook as Man at Gig (uncredited) |
| Crew | Greg Powell | Stunt Coordinator |
| Writing | Dave Robinson | Writer |
| Directing | Dave Robinson | Director |
| Writing | Philip McDonald | Writer |
