Philadelphia, Here I Come Trailer

Philadelphia, Here I Come Trailer (1975)

01 June 1975 Drama 95 mins

Friel contrasts Gar's cloistered emotional life with his gregarious social persona by portraying him as two distinct characters, a public self (Donal McCann) and a private self (Des Cave).

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Cast

Donal McCann

as Public Gar

Des Cave

as Private Gar

Eamon Kelly

as S.B. O'Donnell

Fidelma Murphy

as Kate Doogan

Liam Redmond

as Senator Doogan

Mavis Villiers

as Liz Sweeney

Niall Tóibín

as Con Sweeney

Pat Layde

as Master Boyle

David Kelly

as Conan O'Byrne

Des Keogh

as Dr. Francis King

O. Z. Whitehead

as Ben Burton

Seamus Healy

as Fisherman

Crew

Michael Reed

Michael Reed Director of Photography

Herbert Smith

Herbert Smith Art Direction

Marc Wilkinson

Original Music Composer

Jane C. Nusbaum

Jane C. Nusbaum Executive Producer

Josie MacAvin

Josie MacAvin Costume Design

Brian Friel

Brian Friel Theatre Play

Gerry O'Hara

Gerry O'Hara Associate Producer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 01 June 1975

Ireland 12 July 1974

Production Companies

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