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The Doghouse

Synopsis

'Welcome to the living hell of Dickie Davidson, TV's disgraced golden boy. In a Ramsgate hotel room Dickie's about to find out that in The Doghouse, "...doggers can't be choosers."

Details

Year
2011
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
13 mins
Format
HD
Director
Liam Simpson
Producer
Ruaraidh Murray, David Brody
Editor
Liam Simpson
Screenwriter
Ruaraidh Murray, David Brody
Director of Photography
Nicholas Peel
Sound
Emma Noble, Liam Simpson
Principal cast
Ruaraidh Murray, David Brody

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