Project Detail

A Bit Of Tom Jones?

Synopsis

In a late night bar, a man is approached by a mysterious woman who offers to sell him the recently severed 'manhood' of Wales' great vocal entertainer. Believing he can make his fortune selling the item onto obessive fans, the man purchases the appendage - setting off a series of bizarre events that leads him deeper and deeper into the sick and secret world of celebrity body part trading!

An intimate comedy of legendary proportions for anyone who's ever made a dick of themselves!

Details

Year
2010
Type of project
Features
Running time
93 mins
Format
35mm
Director
Peter Watkins-Hughes 1st Feature
Producer
Will Lysaght
Co-Producer
Will Lysaght
Editor
Richard Jon Micklewright, Steve Phillips
Screenwriter
Peter Watkins-Hughes
Director of Photography
Jon Rees
Production Designer
Nick Brown
Sound
Brian Murrell
Composer
Freestyle Records
Principal cast
Jonathan Owen, Roger Evans, Eve Myles, Denise Welch, John Henshaw, Margaret John, Matt Berry, Geno Washington, Brendan Charleson, Neil Rayment, Phylip Harries, Charles Dale, Phillip Howe, Terry Victor

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Tred Films Ltd

Windsor Villla
The Rhyd
Tredegar
Wales
UK

T+44 (0)7920 054 123

watkinshughes@googlemail.com

Sales Company

Tred Films Ltd

Windsor Villla
The Rhyd
Tredegar
Wales
UK

T+44 (0)7920 054 123

watkinshughes@googlemail.com

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