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DVD Get Carter
Price £11.99 (RRP £12.99)
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Director:-1. Mike Hodges

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Running Time:- 107 Minutes
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Film Produced:- 1971
DVD Released:- 16/10/2000
Screen aspect:- 1.85 Wide Screen
Genre:- Thriller / Thriller		Click on name for other films from that actor
Cast list:-
1. Michael Caine
2. Britt Ekland
3. John Osborne
4. Ian Hendry
5. Tony Beckley
6. George Sewell
7. Geraldine Moffat
8. Dorothy White
9. Rosemarie Dunham
10. Petra Markham
11. Alun Armstrong
12. Bryan Mosley
13. Glynn Edwards
14. Bernard Hepton
15. Terence Rigby

DVD Special features:-Audio Commentary by director Mike Hodges and Cinematographer Wolfgang Suzitchsky. Cast & Crew info. Behind the scenes stills gallery. Original Theatrical Trailers. Theme Music Video. Music-Only Score.

Film Synopsis:-Double Academy Award winner Michael Caine has rarely looked cooler as the well dressed heavy attempting to uncover the facts behind the death of his brother, in this hard-boiled thriller. The film tracks Caine as he becomes embroiled in the sinister underworld of crime and pornography. John Osborne (Look Back in Anger) stars as the flesh peddlers' ringleader, whilst sultry Bond girl Britt Ekland sizzles as Caine's London girl. Get Carter's powerful combination of violence and corruption, with its dark portrayal of England, especially Newcastle, signalled the end of the sugar-coated 60's, ushering in a more cynical style of film making.
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