Let Him Have It

Let Him Have It (1991)

The shocking story of an unbelievable miscarriage of justice.

  • Genre: Drama
  • Release Date: 1991-10-04
  • User Rating: 6.644/10 from 45 ratings
  • Runtime: 1h 55min
  • Language: English
  • Production Company: Film Trustees Ltd.
  • Production Country: United Kingdom
  • Director: Peter Medak
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Summary

In 1950s England, slow-witted Derek Bentley falls in with a group of petty criminals led by Chris Craig, a teenager with a fondness for American gangster films. Chris and Derek's friendship leads to their involvement in the true case which would forever shake England's belief in capital punishment.

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  • Christopher Eccleston

    as Derek Bentley

  • Paul Reynolds

    as Christopher Craig

  • Tom Courtenay

    as William Bentley

  • Eileen Atkins

    as Lilian Bentley

  • Iain Cuthbertson

    as Sir David Maxwell-Fyfe

  • Tom Bell

    as Fairfax

  • Clive Revill

    as Pierrepoint

  • Serena Scott Thomas

    as Stella

  • Clare Holman

    as Iris Bentley

  • Mark McGann

    as Niven Craig

  • Bert Tyler-Moore

    as Vincent Montgomery

  • Jack Deam

    as Terry Stringer

  • Linda Bassett

    as Mrs. Miles

  • Karl Johnson

    as Parris

  • James Villiers

    as Cassels

  • Michael Gough

    as Lord Goddard

  • Bill Dean

    as Foreman of the Jury

  • Edward Hardwicke

    as Approved School Principal

  • Charlie Creed-Miles

    as Second Boy in School

  • Walter Sparrow

    as Nightwatchman

  • Murray Melvin

    as Secondary School Teacher

  • Peter Jonfield

    as Butcher

  • Rudolph Walker

    as West Indian Driver

  • Peter Eyre

    as Humphries

  • Ronald Fraser

    as Niven's Judge

  • Francis Hope

    as Big Cecil

  • Vernon Dobtcheff

    as Clerk of Court

  • Norman Rossington

    as Postman

  • Terence Skelton

    as MP

  • Denny Kirk

    as Mr Craig

  • Lottie Ward

    as Mrs Craig

  • Niven Boyd

    as PC McDonald

  • Robert Morgan

    as PC Miles

  • Steve Nicolson

    as PC Harrison

  • Michael Elphick

    as Prison Officer Jack

  • Jeremy Sinden

    as Soames, Daily Telegraph

  • Gary Everett

    as Reporter

  • Geoffrey Drew

    as Prison Chaplain

  • Viv Warentz

    as Petition Woman

  • James Bowers

    as Police Officer

  • Joan Heal

    as Woman in Butcher's Shop
Directing Peter Medak Director
Writing Robert Wade Writer
Writing Neal Purvis Writer
Editing Ray Lovejoy Editor
Production Robert Warr Producer
Art Michael Pickwoad Production Design
Sound Michael Kamen Original Music Composer
Production Lucy Boulting Casting
Costume & Make-Up Pam Tait Costume Design
Camera Oliver Stapleton Director of Photography
Art Henry Harris Art Direction
Production Luc Roeg Producer
Production Jeremy Thomas Executive Producer
Crew Greg Powell Stunts

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