Project Detail

The All Together

Name: The All Together
Director: Gavin Claxton
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2006

Synopsis

The All Together stars Martin Freeman (The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, The Office) as Chris – a frustrated, over-worked and under-paid television producer who is desperately seeking a new home, career, girlfriend and best friend. Having arranged for several local estate agents to come and value his house which he reluctantly shares with his free-loader flatmate Bob (Velibor Topic – Kingdom of Heaven, Snatch), Chris is unexpectedly called in to work, forcing him to leave Bob in charge of showing the agents around the property. Bob promises Chris that when the doorbell rings, he’s going to open it and invite anyone he sees standing there inside. For once, Bob resolves not to fail his only friend. Understandably, when Chris returns later that evening with a colleague - arrogant television presenter Jerry Davies (Richard Harrington – Rehab, Spooks) - he is quite surprised to find a deeply disorientated American gangster holding his flatmate, four estate agents, two Jehovah’s Witnesses and a terrified children’s entertainer captive in the kitchen. It’s at this point that things start to get a bit strange.

Details

Year: 2006
Type of project: Features
Director: Gavin Claxton 1st Feature
Producer: Annabel Raftery, Marion Pilowsky, Colin Levanthal
Editor: Kevin Lane
Screenwriter: Gavin Claxton
Director of Photography: Orlando Stuart
Sound: Gabriel Scott
Principal cast: Martin Freeman, Corey Johnson, Velibor Topic, Danny Dyer

Genre

Comedy

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Establishment Films Limited

28 Cannon Street Road
London E1 0BH
UK

T+44 (0)20 7265 9848

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