Incidents in an Expanding Universe Trailer

Incidents in an Expanding Universe Trailer (1985)

01 January 1985 Drama, Sci-Fi 45 mins

The year 2037. Rugged soldier Max and weary sculptress Nicky try to sustain a relationship in a bleak totalitarian future plagued by war, nuclear fall-out, and overpopulation. Flashbacks show Max and Nicky's doomed romance throughout the years as things get worse and the world deteriorates all around them.

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Cast

Nicola Kench

as Nicky / Sufi / Scavenger in Balaclava

Anton Beebe

as Shades / Scrap Metal Gladiator

Fiona-Jane Weston

as Nicky (voice)

Gregor McElvogue

as Max (voice)

Ashley Russell

as Shades (voice)

Hilary Herman

as Mandy (voice)

Brantley-Dean Beebe

as Young Beggar

Dean Beebe

as Scrap Metal Gladiator / Fire-Escape Beggar

Pete Jurgens

as Beer Head

Mike Chase

as Trenchcoat Man

Marilyn Denbigh

as Scavenger in Camouflage Cap

Greg Copeland

as Green Army Commander / Scrabby Bearded Pretentious Filmmaker

Richard Stanley

as Clean Shaven Pretentious Filmmaker / Greasy Beggar / Green Army Gunner / 3-Eyed Mutant / Green Army Flag Bearer / Alien Vendor

Jonathan Kemyat

as Mean Mutant / Man with Cigarette up Nose / Jehovahs Witness / Dustbin Scavenger

Crew

Dulcie Beebe

Dulcie Beebe Makeup Artist

Greg Copeland

Greg Copeland Cinematography

Greg Copeland

Greg Copeland Location Manager

Greg Copeland

Greg Copeland Special Effects

Greg Copeland

Greg Copeland Visual Effects

John Wood

John Wood Animal Wrangler

Moo Ug

Moo Ug Animal Wrangler

Greg Copeland

Greg Copeland Sound Mixer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 01 January 1985

Production Companies

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