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The Match

The Match

5.821

95 minutes

8/13/1999

Overview

Romantic comedy set against the story of a grudge football match between two pubs. The prize for the winner of the centenary match is the the closure of their opponent's bar. The Match was mainly filmed around Straiton in Ayrshire.

Cast List

  • Max Beesley Picture

    Max Beesley

    as Wullie Smith

  • Isla Blair Picture

    Isla Blair

    as Sheila Bailey

  • James Cosmo Picture

    James Cosmo

    as Billy Bailey

  • Richard E. Grant Picture

    Richard E. Grant

    as Gorgeous Gus

  • Laura Fraser Picture

    Laura Fraser

    as Rosemary Bailey

  • Ian Holm Picture

    Ian Holm

    as Big Tam

  • David Hayman Picture

    David Hayman

    as Scrapper

  • Tom Sizemore Picture

    Tom Sizemore

    as Buffalo

  • Neil Morrissey Picture

    Neil Morrissey

    as Piss Off

  • David O'Hara Picture

    David O'Hara

    as Mechanic

  • Iain Robertson Picture

    Iain Robertson

    as Danny Van Boy

  • Michael Nardone Picture

    Michael Nardone

    as Dingus

  • Bill Paterson Picture

    Bill Paterson

    as Tommy

  • Gary Lewis Picture

    Gary Lewis

    as Dead Eye

  • Ron Donachie Picture

    Ron Donachie

    as Happy Feet

  • Pierce Brosnan Picture

    Pierce Brosnan

    as John MacGhee

  • Samantha Fox Picture

    Samantha Fox

    as Patsy Kennedy

  • Sally Howitt Picture

    Sally Howitt

    as Carol McGhee

  • Jonathan Watson Picture

    Jonathan Watson

    as Charlie

  • Andy Gray Picture

    Andy Gray

    as Arrow

  • Paul Doonan Picture

    Paul Doonan

    as Lefty

  • Mark O'Hare Picture

    Mark O'Hare

    as Righty

  • Gary McCormack Picture

    Gary McCormack

    as Growler

  • Hope Ross Picture

    Hope Ross

    as Anna Smith

  • Russell Barr Picture

    Russell Barr

    as Nancy No Pants

  • Chris Symes Picture

    Chris Symes

    as English Harry

  • Edward McQuillan Picture

    Edward McQuillan

    as Pasty Face

  • Alan Shearer Picture

    Alan Shearer

    as Himself