Breakfast on Pluto

7.2

128 minutes

11/16/2005

Overview

In the 1970s, a young transgender woman called “Kitten” leaves her small Irish town for London in search of love, acceptance, and her long-lost mother.

Cast List

Cillian Murphy
as Patrick 'Kitten' Braden
Stephen Rea
as Bertie
Brendan Gleeson
as John Joe Kenny
Liam Neeson
as Father Liam
Eva Birthistle
as Eily Bergin
Ruth Negga
as Charlie
Laurence Kinlan
as Irwin
Bryan Ferry
as Mr. Silky String
Ruth McCabe
as Ma Braden
Morgan Jones
as Building Site Worker
Mary Coughlan
as Housekeeper
Conor McEvoy
as Young Patrick Braden
Charlene McKenna
as Caroline Braden
Seamus Reilly
as Lawrence
Peter Owens
as Butcher
Emmet Lawlor McHugh
as Young Irwin
Bianca O'Connor
as Young Charlie
Paraic Breathnach
as Benny Feely
Pat McCabe
as Peepers Egan / Schoolmaster
Owen Roe
as Dean
Rynagh O'Grady
as Mrs. Coyle
Steven Blount
as 1st Bouncer
Keith McCoy
as 2nd Bouncer
Liam Cunningham
as 1st Biker
Liam O'Toole
as 2nd Biker
Peter Halpin
as Joseph Hanratty
Peter Gowen
as Brother Barnabas
Mark Doherty
as Running Bear
Gavin Friday
as Billy Hatchett
Tony Devlin
as White Dove
Kieran Lally
as One of The Mohawks
Stephen McDaid
as One of The Mohawks
Pete Reddy
as One of The Mohawks
Maurice Seezer
as One of The Mohawks
Lex Shrapnel
as Soldier at Roadblock
Eamonn Owens
as Jackie Timlin
Ciaran Nolan
as Horse Killane
Mary Ryan
as Mrs. Feely
Kathryn Pogson
as Mrs. Henderson
Alan Moloney
as Talking Navvie
Derek Elroy
as Rasta Son
Mal White
as Stephenson
Paul O'Toole
as Barman in Wards
Antonia Campbell-Hughes
as Stripper
Janet Moran
as Hooker
Andy Moore
as 1st Republican
Marc O'Shea
as 2nd Republican
Rachel Donovan
as Nurse
Neil Jackson
as Man at Disco
Dominic Cooper
as Squaddie at Disco
Alan Heyburn
as Paramedic
Ian Hart
as PC Wallis
Steven Waddington
as Inspector Routledge
James Greene
as Gentleman
Fiona Clarke
as 1st Peep Show Girl
Gillian Johnson
as 2nd Peep Show Girl
Chris McHallem
as Punter
Sid Young
as English Patrick
Britta Smith
as Mrs. Clarke
Doreen Keogh
as Shopkeeper
Catherine Dunne
as Solidarity Lady
Tom Hickey
as Bishop
Mark Lambert
as Bishop's Secretary