Red Nose of Courage Trailer

Red Nose of Courage Trailer (1992)

09 April 1992 Comedy 51 mins

A clown is not happy with his job at his father's circus so he gets into politics, and some weeks later he is the Prime Minister John Major. But after his day job, he has to attend to his real job as Coco the Clown. He falls in love with the leader of the opposition party but she falls in love with Coco the Clown without knowing that he is in fact John Major, the Prime Minister.

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Cast

Adrian Edmondson

as John Major/Coco the Clown

Dawn French

as Glynis Kinnock

Rik Mayall

as James Huntington

Doon Mackichan

as Barbara

Jennifer Saunders

as Margaret Thatcher

Peter Richardson

as Defence Minister

Nigel Planer

as Home Secretary

Keith Allen

as Foreign Secretary

Mark Caven

as Tory Aide

Phil Cornwell

as MP with Dog

Barney Sharp

as Tory MP

Thomas Arklie

as Advisor

Mitch Mitchelson

as Mickey Major

Crew

Michael White

Michael White Executive Producer

Frank Gell

Frank Gell Cinematography

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 09 April 1992

Production Companies

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