ToryBoy The Movie
Synopsis
Controversial feature film ToryBoy The Movie made explosive discoveries about the now disgraced former Labour MP Sir Stuart Bell, outed as “Britain’s Laziest MP” but that was just the start……
This acclaimed film received award nominations and great reviews from across the political spectrum when it hit cinemas.
Details
- Year
- 2011
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 100 mins
- Format
- HD digital
- Director
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John Walsh
- Producer
- John Walsh
- Executive Producer
- Roger James
- Editor
- Simon Green
- Screenwriter
- John Walsh
- Director of Photography
- Jon Cowan
- Composer
- Various
- Film Image
- © Walsh Bros Ltd 2011
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Walsh Bros Ltd.
29 Trafalgar GroveGreenwich
London
SE10 9TB
Sales Company
Walsh Bros Ltd.
29 Trafalgar GroveGreenwich
London
SE10 9TB
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