The Grass Is Greener Trailer

The Grass Is Greener Trailer (1999)

01 January 1999 Comedy 14 mins

In a last desperate bid for love, Tom and Mary, who have never met, go on a singles gay caravan holiday. Mary is a butch lesbian who wants to wear slick suits, and wine and dine beautiful women. Tom is a gay man who wants to wear flowing dresses, and be treated like a lady should. Mary is everything Tom detests about lesbians, and Tom is the epitome of all that Mary loathes about gay men. What they find is each other, one caravan and no way of getting home.

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Cast

Seb Marlow

as Mary

Tom Rogers

as Trendy Gay Man #1

Richard Sumitro Barton

as Trendy Gay Man #2

Lydia Piechowiak

as Trendy Lesbian #1

Amanda Raine

as Trendy Lesbian #2

Sophia New

as Fantasy Woman

Ed Jones

as Fantasy Man

Crew

Sui Rajakaruna

Sui Rajakaruna Production Design

Ian Clampett

Ian Clampett Assistant Camera

Toby Farrar

Toby Farrar Electrician

Oliver Schofield

Oliver Schofield Director of Photography

Amanda Raine

Amanda Raine Executive Producer

Doran George

Doran George Choreographer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 01 January 1999

Production Companies

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