Hillsborough

Hillsborough (1996)


  • Genre: Drama, TV Movie
  • Release Date: 1996-09-11
  • User Rating: 7/10 from 19 ratings
  • Runtime: 1h 41min
  • Language: English
  • Production Company: Granada Television
  • Production Country: United Kingdom
  • Director: Charles McDougall
star 7/10
From 19 Ratings

Summary

Drama based on the real life events of April 1989, when ninety-six Liverpool supporters were crushed to death during an F.A. Cup Semi-Final match against Nottingham Forest at Sheffield Wednesday's Hillsborough Stadium. This movie follows three Liverpudlian families before the match, during the tragedy and at the ensuing court battles which tried to decide who was to blame and what went wrong.

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  • Christopher Eccleston

    as Trevor Hicks

  • Ricky Tomlinson

    as John Glover

  • Mark Womack

    as Eddie Spearritt

  • Maurice Roëves

    as Chf Supt. Duckenfield

  • Annabelle Apsion

    as Jenni Hicks

  • Rachel Davies

    as Teresa Glover

  • Stephen Walters

    as Ian Glover

  • Scot Williams

    as Joe Glover

  • Tracey Wilkinson

    as Jan Spearritt

  • Kevin Knapman

    as Adam Spearrit

  • Sarah Graham

    as Sarah Hicks

  • Anna Martland

    as Vicki Hicks

  • David Crellin

    as Tony Edwards

  • Andrew Readman

    as Tim King

  • James Masters

    as ACC Jackson

  • Richard Heap

    as Supt Murray

  • John Graham Davies

    as Supt Marshall

  • Ian McDiarmid

    as Doctor Popper, Coroner

  • Joe Duttine

    as PC One

  • Stephen Hackett

    as PC Two

  • Tony Pitts

    as PC in Control Box

  • Bruce Jones

    as Video Technician

  • Glen Mortimer

    as Detective

  • Jack Deam

    as PC with Trevor

  • Andrew Lancel

    as Journalist

  • Paul Warriner

    as Special Constable with Adam

  • Edward Peel

    as Dr Slater

  • Dennis Blanch

    as Foreman

  • Mark Chatterton

    as Social Worker

  • Owen Aaronovitch

    as Additional Cast

  • Tony Audenshaw

    as Additional Cast

  • Michael Begley

    as Additional Cast

  • Stephen Boyes

    as Additional Cast

  • Ray Burnside

    as Additional Cast

  • Claude Close

    as Additional Cast

  • Jimmy Coleman

    as Additional Cast

  • Dennis Conlon

    as Additional Cast

  • James Culshaw

    as Additional Cast

  • Bill Dean

    as Additional Cast

  • Andy Devine

    as Additional Cast

  • Bernadette Foley

    as Additional Cast

  • Fine Time Fontayne

    as Additional Cast

  • Dave Hill

    as Additional Cast

  • Cliff Howells

    as Additional Cast

  • Jack Hudson

    as Additional Cast

  • Steve Jackson

    as Additional Cast

  • David Kangas

    as Additional Cast

  • Ian Kershaw

    as Additional Cast

  • Al T. Kossy

    as Additional Cast

  • Gordon Langford Rowe

    as Additional Cast

  • Shaun McGowan

    as Additional Cast

  • Bruce McGregor

    as Additional Cast

  • Vincent Maguire

    as Additional Cast

  • Lisa Millett

    as Additional Cast

  • Simon Molloy

    as Additional Cast

  • Steve Money

    as Additional Cast

  • Nicholas Moss

    as Additional Cast

  • Eamonn Riley

    as Additional Cast

  • Sherril Parsons

    as Additional Cast

  • Martin Reeve

    as Additional Cast

  • Marcus Romer

    as Additional Cast

  • Willie Ross

    as Additional Cast

  • Kate Rutter

    as Additional Cast

  • Brian Southwood

    as Additional Cast

  • Richard Stevens

    as Additional Cast

  • Genevieve Walsh

    as Additional Cast

  • Thomas Williamson

    as Additional Cast

  • Jimmy McGovern

    as Football Dad
Directing Charles McDougall Director
Writing Jimmy McGovern Writer
Camera Barry Ackroyd Director of Photography

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