Strictly Sinatra
Synopsis
Strictly Sinatra stars Ian Hart as Toni Cocozza, a Scottish-Italian club crooner obsessed by Frank Sinatra, who falls in with a group of local gangsters in the hope that they will make him a star. But there is a price to pay. As he is drawn by the glamour of the gangsters, in particular the Las Vegas stories of their leader Chisholm (Brian Cox), Toni begins to betray Bill (Alun Armstrong), his best friend and accompanist, and Irene (Kelly Macdonald), the local girl he loves.
Details
- Year
- 2001
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 96 mins
- Format
- 35mm Kodak
- Director
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Peter Capaldi
- Producer
- Ruth Kenley-Letts
- Editor
- Martin Walsh
- Screenwriter
- Peter Capaldi
- Director of Photography
- Stephen Blackman
- Sound
- Jim Greenhorn (production), Glenn Freemantle (Sound Editor)
- Music
- Stanislas Syrewicz
- Principal cast
- Ian Hart, Kelly MacDonald, Brian Cox, Alun Armstrong
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Saracen Street Productions
c/o The Bureau28 Goodge Street
London W1, England
UK
T +44 (0)20 7580 8182
Sales Company
DNA Films (Financier) Universal
Contact: Jenny Jones75/77 Margaret Street
London W1W 8BH
UK
T 020 7291 8010
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Year: 2000
Toni Cocozza, a Scottish-Italian club crooner obsessed by Frank Sinatra, falls in with a group of local gangsters in the hope that they will make him a star. But there is price to pay. As he is drawn in by the glamour of the gangsters, in particular the Vegas stories of their leader Chisholm, Toni begins to betray both his best friend and accompanist, and Irene, the local girl he loves.