Project Detail

Global Heresy

Synopsis

Quintessential English aristocrats Lord and Lady Foxley, decide to take in corporate hospitality to ease their financially straitened circumstances. On the day their guests are due to arrive, the agency replacements for their butler and cook do not turn up and, determined that no one should know their situation, they are forced to assume the roles themselves. To make matters much worse, the corporate clients turn out to be Global Heresy, America's hottest young rock band over in the UK to rehearse and kick off their World tour. The ensuing culture clash has hilarious consequences.

Details

Year
2001
Type of film
Features
Format
35mm Kodak
Director
David Blair
Producer
Robert Bevan, Keith Haley
Editor
Joe Walker
Screenwriter
Martin Stellman, Brian Ward
Director of Photography
Ryszard Lenczewski
Sound
Martin Trevis
Principal cast
Matthew Rhys, John Hurt, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, David Soul, Charlie Creed-Miles, Daniel Dyer, Stephen Tompkinson

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Production Status

Production Company

Ultimate Pictures UK / GFT Entertainment

Contact: Catherine Davies
3rd Floor, 151 Farringdon Road
London EC1R 3AF
UK

daviescatherine@aol.com

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