Angela's Ashes

Angela's Ashes (1999)

The hopes of a mother. The dreams of a father. The fate of a child.

  • Genre: Drama
  • Release Date: 1999-12-25
  • User Rating: 7.2/10 from 316 ratings
  • Runtime: 2h 25min
  • Language: English
  • Production Company: Universal Pictures
  • Production Country: Ireland, United Kingdom, United States of America
  • Director: Alan Parker
star 7.3/10
From 316 Ratings
7.3

Summary

An Irish Catholic family returns to 1930s Limerick after a child's death in America. The unemployed I.R.A. veteran father struggles with poverty, prejudice, and alcoholism as the family endures harsh slum conditions.

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  • Emily Watson

    as Angela McCourt

  • Robert Carlyle

    as Malachy McCourt

  • Joe Breen

    as Young Frank

  • Michael Legge

    as Older Frank

  • Ciarán Owens

    as Middle Frank

  • Ronnie Masterson

    as Grandma Sheehan

  • Pauline McLynn

    as Aunt Aggie

  • Liam Carney

    as Uncle Pa Keating

  • Eanna MacLiam

    as Uncle Pat

  • Shane Murray-Corcoran

    as Young Malachy

  • Devon Murray

    as Middle Malachy

  • Peter Halpin

    as Older Malachy

  • Frank Laverty

    as Young Paddy Clohessy

  • James Mahon

    as Middle Paddy Clohessy

  • Laurence Kinlan

    as Older Paddy Clohessy

  • Des McAleer

    as Mr. Benson

  • Brendan McNamara

    as Toby Mackey

  • Johnny Murphy

    as Seamus

  • Maria McDermottroe

    as Bridey Hannon

  • Gerard McSorley

    as Father Gregory

  • Eamonn Owens

    as Quasimodo

  • Phelim Drew

    as Rent Man

  • Daire Lynam

    as Margaret Mary

  • Ben O'Gorman

    as Eugene

  • Sam O'Gorman

    as Oliver

  • Lucas Neville

    as Willie Harold

  • Walter Mansfield

    as Fintan Slattery

  • Sean Kearns

    as Dotty O'Neill

  • Les Doherty

    as Mr O'Dea

  • Brendan Cauldwell

    as Mr O'Halloran

  • Shay Gorman

    as Mr Hannon

  • Alan Parker

    as Dr. Campbell

  • Stephen Marcus

    as English Agent

  • Jon Kenny

    as Lavatory Man

  • Brendan O'Carroll

    as Funeral Carriage Driver

  • Susan Fitzgerald

    as Sister Rita

  • Oliver Maguire

    as Confession Priest

  • Daithi O'Suilleabhain

    as Young Priest

  • Eileen Pollock

    as Mrs Finucane

  • Alvaro Lucchesi

    as Laman Griffin

  • Mark O'Regan

    as Dr Troy

  • Moira Deady

    as Mrs Purcell

  • Kerry Condon

    as Theresa

  • Garrett Keogh

    as Mr Hegarty

  • John Anthony Murphy

    as Redemption Priest

  • Maggie McCarthy

    as Miss Barry

  • Bairbre Ní Chaoimh

    as Mrs O'Connell

  • Nuala Kelly

    as Dance Teacher

  • Brian Clifford

    as Telegram Boy

  • Edward Murphy

    as Young Mike Molloy

  • Kieran Maher

    as Older Mike Molloy

  • James McClatchie

    as Bishop

  • Patrick Bracken

    as Young Question Quigley

  • Terry O'Donovan

    as Older Question Quigley

  • Danny O'Carroll

    as Clarke

  • David Ahern

    as Cyril Benson

  • Marcia DeBonis

    as Mrs Leibowitz

  • Helen Norton

    as Delia

  • Eileen Colgan

    as Philomena

  • Pauline Shanahan

    as Eye Nurse

  • Gerry Walsh

    as Farmer

  • Brendan Morrissey

    as Brother Murray

  • Darragh Neill

    as Heffernan

  • Sarah Pilkington

    as Minnie MacAdorey

  • Donncha Crowley

    as Sacristan

  • Veronica O'Reilly

    as Mrs Carmody

  • Anne O'Neill

    as Mrs Dooley

  • Phil Kelly

    as Father Gory

  • Jaz Pollock

    as Roden Lane Neighbour

  • Paddy Scully

    as St Vincent Man #1

  • J.J. Murphy

    as St. Vincent Man #2

  • Frankie McCafferty

    as St Vincent Man #3

  • Jack Lynch

    as St Vincent Man #4

  • Patrick David Nolan

    as Travel Agent

  • Gerard Lee

    as Priest

  • Martin Benson

    as Christian Brother

  • Birdy Sweeney

    as Old Priest

  • Owen O'Gorman

    as Sleeping Sailor

  • Pat McGrath

    as Butcher

  • Ray McBride

    as Mill Foreman

  • John Sheedy

    as Coal Yard Foreman

  • Sam Ryan

    as Shaved Head Boy #1

  • Donnacha Gleeson

    as Shaved Head Boy #2

  • Jim McIntrye

    as Gravedigger #1

  • Richard Walker

    as Gravedigger #2

  • Mary Ann Spencer

    as Parent #1

  • Kathleen Lamb

    as Parent #2

  • Jer O'Leary

    as Parent #3
Directing Alan Parker Director
Writing Frank McCourt Novel
Production David Brown Producer
Writing Laura Jones Screenplay
Sound John Williams Original Music Composer
Camera Michael Seresin Director of Photography
Editing Gerry Hambling Editor
Writing Alan Parker Screenplay
Production Scott Rudin Producer
Production Alan Parker Producer
Production James Flynn Co-Producer
Production Kit Golden Associate Producer
Production Doochy Moult Associate Producer
Production Morgan O'Sullivan Co-Producer
Production Adam Schroeder Executive Producer
Production Eric Steel Executive Producer
Production David Wimbury Line Producer
Camera Chris Connier Director of Photography
Production John Hubbard Casting
Production Ros Hubbard Casting
Production Juliet Taylor Casting
Art Geoffrey Kirkland Production Design
Art Fiona Daly Art Direction
Art Jonathan McKinstry Art Direction
Art Malcolm Middleton Art Direction
Art Jennifer Williams Set Decoration
Costume & Make-Up Consolata Boyle Costume Design
Costume & Make-Up Audrey Doyle Makeup Artist
Costume & Make-Up Clare Lambe Makeup Artist
Sound Ed Colyer Foley Mixer
Sound Ruth Sullivan Foley Artist

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