
133 minutes
12/12/1993
A small-time Belfast thief, Gerry Conlon, is wrongly convicted of an IRA bombing in London, along with his father and friends, and spends 15 years in prison fighting to prove his innocence.

Daniel Day-Lewis
as Gerry Conlon

Pete Postlethwaite
as Giuseppe Conlon

Emma Thompson
as Gareth Peirce

John Lynch
as Paul Hill

Corin Redgrave
as Robert Dixon

Beatie Edney
as Carole Richardson

John Benfield
as Chief PO Barker

Paterson Joseph
as Benbay

Marie Jones
as Sarah Conlon

Gerard McSorley
as Belfast Detective Pavis

Frank Harper
as Ronnie Smalls

Mark Sheppard
as Paddy Armstrong
Don Baker
as Joe McAndrew
Alison Crosbie
as Girl in Pub
Nye Heron
as IRA Man 1

Anthony Brophy
as Danny

Frankie McCafferty
as Tommo
Paul Warriner
as Soldier
Julian Walsh
as Soldier
Stuart Wolfenden
as Soldier
Jo Connor
as Bin Lady
Karen Carlisle
as Female Rioter
Seamus Moran
as IRA Man 2
Billy Byrne
as IRA Man 3
Maureen McBride
as Mother
Jane Nolan
as Girl with baby
Laurence Griffin
as Boy in riot
Jason Murtagh
as Boy in riot
Kelly McKeavney
as Young Girl
Joanna Irvine
as Ann Conlon
Fiona Daly
as IRA Woman
Catherine Dunne
as Woman on Balcony
Anna Megan
as Granny Conlon
Leah McCullagh
as Bridie Conlon

Saffron Burrows
as Girl in Commune

Jamie Harris
as Deptford Jim
Britta Smith
as Annie Maguire
Barbara Mulcahy
as Marian
Mick Tohill
as Man in Bookies
Peter Sheridan Snr.
as Manager of Bookies
Joe McPartland
as Charlie Burke

Stanley Townsend
as Hooker's Driver
Tim Perrin
as Detective

Tony Denham
as Detective

Rob Spendlove
as Detective

Phil Davis
as Detective

Martin Murphy
as Detective

Richard Graham
as Detective

Oliver Maguire
as Detective
Maurice Kehoe
as Detective
Rachael Dowling
as Policewoman

Tina Kellegher
as Policewoman
Ronan Wilmot
as Paddy Maguire

Maclean Burke
as Young Vincent Maguire
Joe Jeffers
as Young Patrick Maguire

Alistair Findlay
as Forensic Scientist

Peter Howitt
as Remand Prison Officer

Sean Lawlor
as Remand Prison Officer

Brian de Salvo
as Remand Prison Officer

Luke Hayden
as Remand Prison Officer
Aiden Grennell
as Trial Judge

Daniel Massey
as Prosecutor

Bosco Hogan
as Defense Counsel
Kenneth Edge
as Jury Foreman
Aine O'Connor
as Dixon's Wife
Guy Carleton
as Prison Admissions Officer

Dave Duffy
as Prison Officer
Martin Dunne
as Prison Officer
Larry Murphy
as Old Prison Officer
Richard Michaelis
as Cockney Prisoner

Mal Whyte
as Cockney Prisoner
John Gallagher
as Cockney Prisoner
Marcus Lynch
as Cockney Prisoner

Jer O'Leary
as Prisoner John O'Brien
Joey Cashman
as Prisoner
Alan Amsby
as Prisoner

Paul O'Grady
as Prisoner
Owen Conroy
as Prisoner
Dee Man Kole
as Prisoner
Bernard Pellegrinetti
as Prisoner
Emeka Okeki
as Prisoner
Alan O'Connor
as Prisoner
Mario McGovern
as Prisoner
John Joe Fontana
as Prisoner

Terry O'Neill
as Prisoner
Joey Legaspi
as Prisoner
Jimmie Bergin
as Prisoner
John Higgins
as Prisoner

Malcolm Tierney
as Home Office Official
Iain Montague
as Leader of Delegation
Paul Raynor
as New Chief Prison Officer
Clodagh Conroy
as Dixon's Secretary
Peter Sheridan
as Priest
Darren McHugh
as Dixon's Son
Peter Campbell
as Government Official
Alan Barry
as Archivist Jenkins

Jonathan Ryan
as Scottish Governor
John Pickles
as Procedural Court Judge
Liam O'Callaghan
as Archivist 2

Denys Hawthorne
as Appeal Judge

Tom Wilkinson
as Appeal Prosecutor
Philip King
as Guildford Soldier