The Innocent Sleep
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The Innocent Sleep is a 1996 British thriller film directed by Scott Michell and starring Rupert Graves, Michael Gambon and Franco Nero.[1] A tramp witnesses a gangland killing and becomes a target himself.
[edit] Cast
- Oliver Cotton ... Lusano
- Tony Bluto ... Thorn
- Paul Brightwell ... Pelham
- Michael Gambon ... Det. Insp. Matheson
- Rupert Graves ... Alan Terry
- Campbell Morrison ... Mac
- Graham Crowden ... George
- Franco Nero ... Adolfo Cavani
- Hilary Crowson ... Sheila Terry
- Kieran Smith ... Newspaper Vendor
- Sean Gilder ... Police Constable
- Brian Lipson ... Police Sergeant
- Dermot Kerrigan ... Willie
- Dermot Keaney ... Driver
- Alex Giannini ... Thug
- Chris Chering ... Thug
- Annabella Sciorra ... Billie Hayman
- Chris Jury ... News Photographer
- Laura Berkeley ... Glamorous Blonde
- Hugh Walters ... Lewis
- John Hannah ... James
- Crispin Redman ... Simon, CID
- Katie Carr ... Alice
- Chris Armstrong ... Dave, CID
- Lehla Eldridge ... Morgue Attendant
- Struan Rodger ... Peter Samson
- Stephen Yardley ... Drago
- Ken Ratcliffe ... Stephens
- Carmen De Venere ... Cavani's Aide
- Paul Gregory ... Newsreader
- Robert James ... Hopkin
- Susan Gilmore ... News Programme Presenter
- Peter Cartwright ... Gerald Phillips
- Julian Rivett ... Bike Courier
- Patrick Duggan ... Landlord
- Hilary Waters ... Journalist
- Riz Abbasi ... Journalist
- Martin Biltcliffe ... Journalist
- James Peck ... Journalist
- Peter Howell ... Sir Frank
- Ben De Saumserez ... Assassin
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