Next Time Ned
Synopsis
Over the course of the week we follow Ned to several amusing but disastrous auditions, witness his first attempt at stand up comedy, follow his attempt to find a theatre willing to produce his one man show of Reservoir Dogs: The Musical. We also join him as he attempts to reconcile his relationship with his son and deal with his ill mother. Often hilarious, sometimes heartbreaking but always entertaining Next Time Ned is a story about a man refusing to give up on his dream.
Details
- Year
- 2009
- Type of project
- Features
- Format
- HD
- Director
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Thomas McCue
- Producer
- Thomas McCue, Raymond Mearns
- Screenwriter
- Thomas McCue
- Director of Photography
- Sean Walker
- Production Designer
- Rachael Ivancic
- Sound
- David McKeitch
- Composer
- Woodenbox, Raymond Mearns
- Principal cast
- Raymond Mearns, Scott Campbell, Adrianne Boyd, Ian Barrie, Lynn Mulvenna, Sean Boyle, Michael McGill, Vivien Taylor, Iain Robertson, Paulinus Ibe, Laura Pearson, Kevin McIntyre
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