Longford
The only thing more shocking than her crime was his crusade to free her
Genres
Overview
A portrait of Lord Longford, a tireless British campaigner whose controversial beliefs often resulted in furious political debate and personal conflict.
Details
Budget
$0
Revenue
$0
Runtime
88 min
Release Date
2006-10-26
Status
Released
Original Language
English
Vote Count
46
Vote Average
6.6
Jim Broadbent
Lord Longford
Lindsay Duncan
Lady Elizabeth Longford
Samantha Morton
Myra Hindley
Andy Serkis
Ian Brady
Kate Miles
Rachel Pakenham
Alex Blake
Paddy Packenham
Sarah Crowden
Lady Tree
Robert Pugh
Harold Wilson
Anton Rodgers
Willie Whitelaw
Kika Markham
Governor Wing
Tam Dean Burn
Roy
Lee Boardman
Talk Show Host
Caroline Clegg
Longford's Secretary
Roy Barber
Father Kahle
Karen Spragg
Patricia Cairns
Karen Bayley
Holloway Prison Officer
Ian Connaughton
Journalist
David MacCreedy
Journalist
Richard Sinnott
Journalist
Charlotte West-Oram
Downing Street Secretary
Gordon Langford Rowe
Judge
Ron Meadows
Defence Barrister
Tina Malone
Elsie
Martina McClements
Home Office Secretary
C.P. Hallam
Fred Harrison
Pamela Cheshire
Cookham Wood Prisoner
Daniel Maley
Schoolboy
Ross Tomlinson
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