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Dynamiczny film o krwawej zemście w stylu „Uprowadzonej”. Miasto, w którym mieszka Harry Brown (Michael Caine), były żołnierz piechoty morskiej, pogrąża się we wszechogarniającej przemocy. Grupy chuliganów atakują przechodniów i wprowadzają terror. Tego stanu rzeczy nie może znieść Leonard, przyjaciel Harry’ego. Podczas próby powstrzymania bandytów dochodzi do bójki i mężczyzna zostaje zabity. Zatrzymani za morderstwo młodzi przestępcy zostają jednak wypuszczeni przez policję na wolność. Harry bierze sprawy w swoje ręce. Bandytów czeka bezlitosna zemsta.

Głosów 559 (6,8/10)

Czas działania: 103 minut

Data wydania 2009-11-11

Budżet: $7,300,000.00

Dochody: $10,329,747.00

Dewiza: Zło zwyciężaj złem.

Produkcji firmy:

Marv Films
HanWay Films
UK Film Council

Kraj produkcji:

United Kingdom

Gatunki:

Thriller
Kryminał
Dramat
Akcja

Dalsze informacje

Harry Brown

Michael Caine

D.I. Alice Frampton

Emily Mortimer

S.I. Childs

Iain Glen

Dean Saunders

Lee Oakes

Sid Rourke

Liam Cunningham

Stretch

Sean Harris

D.S. Terry Hicock

Charlie Creed-Miles

Leonard Attwell

David Bradley

Noel Winters

Ben Drew

Marky

Jack O'Connell

Carl

Jamie Downey

Kath Brown

Liz Daniels

Father Bracken

Raza Jaffrey

Kenny

Joseph Gilgun

Jean Winters

Claire Hackett

Troy Martindale

Forbes KB

Linda

Grace Vallorani

Nurse #1

Marva Alexander

Nurse #2

Orla O'Rourke

Stunt Neighbour

Marvin Campbell

Stunt Girlfriend

Sian Milne

Doctor

Radoslaw Kaim

Unconscious Girl

Klariza Clayton

Female Gang Member

Michelle Tate

Stunt Youth

Andy Pilgrim

Stunt Rioter

Mens-Sana Tamakloe

Stunt Police

Amanda Foster

Stunt Police

Pete Ford

Stunt Police

Roy Taylor

Stunt Police

Chris Pollard

Stunt Police

Ian van Temperley

Stunt Boy on bike

Andy Wareham

Stunt Boy on bike

Ian Pead

Mother

Belinda McGinley

Producer

Matthew Vaughn

Casting

Daniel Hubbard

Production Design

Kave Quinn

Supervising Sound Editor

Tom Sayers

Supervising Sound Editor

Gillian Dodders

Sound Effects Editor

Ben Barker

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Richard Pryke

Art Direction

Chris Lowe

Screenplay

Gary Young

Director of Photography

Martin Ruhe

Costume Design

Jane Petrie

Executive Producer

Paul Brett

Gaffer

Julian White

Producer

Matthew Brown

Director

Daniel Barber

Producer

Keith Bell

Executive Producer

Tim Haslam

Executive Producer

Tim Smith

Original Music Composer

Martin Phipps

Original Music Composer

Ruth Barrett

Producer

Kris Thykier

Executive Producer

Reno Antoniades

Second Unit Cinematographer

Thomas Townend

Executive Producer

Steve Norris

Editor

Joe Walker

Executive Producer

Christos Michaels

Set Decoration

Gemma Ryan

Music Editor

James Bellamy

Special Effects Supervisor

Bob Hollow

Camera Operator

Simon Baker

Script Supervisor

Sally Jones

Foley

Jack Stew

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Ian Tapp

Foley

Andrea King

Dialogue Editor

Nina Hartstone

Makeup Artist

Alison Rainey

Script Supervisor

Heather Storr

Still Photographer

Dean Rogers

Dolby Consultant

Rob Huckle

Digital Intermediate

Mike Morrison

Steadicam Operator

Dion M. Casey

Hair Designer

Jacqueline Fowler

Makeup Designer

Jacqueline Fowler

Music Supervisor

Matt Biffa

Visual Effects Editor

Nigel Bunyan

Armorer

Dan Osborne

Gaffer

Martin Duncan

Rigging Gaffer

Alan Grayley

Second Unit Cinematographer

Denzil Armour-Brown

Visual Effects Coordinator

Pete Jones

Visual Effects Editor

Paul Hyman

Visual Effects Producer

Michael Stanish

Visual Effects Supervisor

Pedro Sabrosa

Art Department Assistant

Caroline Bateman

Makeup Artist

Kelly Marazzi

Hairstylist

Kelly Marazzi

Makeup Artist

Abigail Edwards

Digital Intermediate

Gavin Round

Per Gunnar Jonsson

We watched Harry Brown last weekend. I’m afraid it wasn’t as good as I hoped. I often like Michael Caine but I really didn’t like this particular movie. Some people say this movie is a British version of Clint Eastwood’s Gran Torino but that’s really stretching it as far as I’m concerned. Gran Torino had quite a few bright moments although the film as a whole was perhaps a bit tragic but Harry Brown was really only dark, slow paced and quite boring. Sure it was well done and Caine sure wasn’t underperforming but the entire film was just too melancholic and depressing for my taste.