Project Detail

Griffin

Synopsis

Richard Atlas was once one of the top documentary television presenters of all time, but that was five years ago! Now he is a washed up has-been who nobody wants to hire. In desperation Richard called on his former assistant and lover Pippa Johnston, the brains behind his original success. Richard would like to get back with Pippa, but Pippa likes thier new assistant Ryan Benton, but Ryan has enough to deal with his job as a communty career and the fact that he's being stalked by a mythical creature. A Griffin!

Details

Year
2006
Type of project
Features
Running time
90 mins
Format
DVD
Director
Mark Jones 1st Feature
Producer
Gary Downie
Co-Producer
Gary Downie
Editor
Chris T Kirk
Screenwriter
Mark Jones
Director of Photography
Simon Lawrence
Sound
Stephen Simpson
Composer
Mick Paul
Principal cast
Chris Ellison, Sylvester McCoy, Hugh Lloyd, Sally Longhurst, Mark Jones

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Production Status

Production Company

TaffKirk Films

33 Homewood
Findon
West Sussex BN13 0XA
UK

T+44 (0)19 0387 7582

M +44 (0)7951 665 509

tafftv@freenetnmae.co.uk

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