The Take / The Runaway (Complete Series)

The Take / The Runaway (Complete Series) (DVD) (*)

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Récompenses D'Emmy
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Langues at Sour-titres:
Anglais ( Dolby Digital 2.0 )
Anglais ( Subtitles )

Product Origine/Format:
United Kingdom ( PAL/Region 2 )

Durée:
427 min

Allongement:
Widescreen (1.78:1)

Suppléments:
Ensemble 3-DVD
Menu Interactif
Accès De Scène

Film filmé et produit dedans:
Royaume-Uni ( Grande-Bretagne, l'Irlande )

Un Film De:
David Drury
Mike Le Han
David Richards

Écrit Près:
Neil Biswas
Martina Cole
Allan Cubitt
Tom Grieves

Acteurs:
Tom Hardy ..... Freddie
Charlotte Riley ..... Maggie
Shaun Evans ..... Jimmy
Margot Leicester ..... Lena
Kierston Wareing ..... Jackie
Brian Cox ..... Ozzy
Steve Nicolson ..... Lewis
Jane Wood ..... Maddie
John Ashton ..... Joseph
Megan Jossa ..... Kim
Annette Kelly ..... Police Constable
Sara Stewart ..... Patricia
Macdara Joyce ..... Little Jimmy
Mark Huberman ..... Harry Prison Guard
Obi Abili ..... Des
René Zagger ..... Altay Nevzat
Sam Vincenti ..... Fatik Nevzat
Jenny Kavanagh ..... Kimberly
Nicholas Day ..... Freddie Senior
Gary Murphy ..... Tony the Barman
Sammy Williams ..... Little Freddie
Emmet Kirwan ..... Shane
Chelsea O'Toole ..... Kimberly
Niamh Shaw ..... Kelly's Mum
Ellie O'Kane ..... Kimberley
Dean Bardini ..... Keith
Juliette Gash ..... WPC
Ciaran Ballesty ..... Little Freddie
Rita Evelyn Smyth ..... Nurse Mary
David Schofield ..... Siddy
Emma Davidson ..... Sharon Daltry
Jamie McKenna ..... Mickey Daltry
Shadaan Felfeli ..... Tulay
Hayley Angel Holt ..... Kitty Mason
Sarah Barragry ..... WPC
Mark Fish ..... Ian
Eamon Geoghegan ..... Giggs
Deborah Wiseman ..... Linda the Maternity Nurse
Stephen D'Arcy ..... Maternity Doctor
Laura Hitchings ..... Nurse Alice
Susan Bluechild ..... Hairdresser
Annika Hammerton ..... Kelly
Eoin Leahy ..... ADL Security Guard
Joanna Vanderham ..... Cathy
Jack O'Connell ..... Eamonn
Keith Allen ..... Danny Dixon
Burn Gorman ..... Richard Gates
Kierston Wareing ..... Madge
Alan Cumming ..... Desrae
Sam Spruell ..... Jim Harvey
Mark Womack ..... Eamonn Docherty
Ken Stott ..... Joey Pasqualino
Nora-Jane Noone ..... Caitlin
Nicholas Dallas ..... Driscoll
Max Irons ..... Tommy Pasqualino
Jeffrey Harmer ..... Inspector Bannister
Emily Beecham ..... Caroline Dixon
Patrick Lyster ..... Jan De Bootman
Scott Sparrow ..... Fuller
Hannah Lurie ..... Kitty
Dorothy Ann Gould ..... Mary Barton
Jamie Belman ..... DC Chambers
Anthony Oseyemi ..... Alfie
Ben Caplan ..... DC Hargreaves
Grant Swanby ..... Sean Carty
David Butler ..... Father Jensen
Andre Weideman ..... Petey Mahoney
Dominika Jablonska ..... Maureen
Leon Ockenden ..... Bruce
David Westhead ..... Ron Carver
Dylan Skews ..... Stoned Man
Fiona Ramsay ..... Miss Henley
Candice Derman ..... Deirdre
Claire Berlein ..... Miss Brown
Andre Jacobs ..... DCI Harper
Joe Vaz ..... Toliani
Luke Stein ..... Harry Clarke
Ron Smerczak ..... Chief Taplin
Georgia Rubidge ..... Young Cathy
Jack Smyth ..... Young Eamonn
Dani Moseley ..... Denise
Mothusi Magano ..... Titfer Man
Jeremy Crutchley ..... Hodges
Natasha Loring ..... Candy
Jayne Wisener ..... Sally
Alex Palmer ..... Jonas
Anthony Bishop ..... Carroll
Rory Acton Burnell ..... James Carter

Synopsis:

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The Take: A family drama set in the criminal underworld of East London spanning 10 years. Based on the novel by Martina Cole. The Runaway: Cathy Connor and Eamonn Docherty are brought up together in the East End. As the daughter of a prostitute, Madge, Cathy's life is difficult, especially when everyone assumes that she will be following in her mother's footsteps. But when Cathy is forced to protect Madge from a violent attack by a punter it changes her life forever. Cathy is taken into care but she suffers institutional abuse which leaves her with no choice but to run away. She ends up destitute, on the streets of Soho. Desrae, a transvestite, unexpectedly comes to her rescue. Meanwhile, Eamonn joins Dixon's firm and rises up the ranks of the East End criminal underworld. He gets involved with his boss's daughter but in a moment of violent rage, kills her. Eamonn flees to New York to escape retribution where he gains a reputation as a ruthless villain with a specialism for sourcing weaponry. Adapted from Martina Cole's best-selling novel this is an explosive action-packed thriller with two star crossed lovers at its centre.

Cet article a été ajouté le mardi 24 mars, 2026.