The Last Yellow Trailer

The Last Yellow Trailer (1999)

"Armed, dangerous, on her majesty's social security" 01 January 1999 Comedy 93 mins

Two losers try to lift themselves out of the mire by letting their fantasy world take over their lives.

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Cast

Mark Addy

as Frank

June Watson

as Frank's Mother

Steve Sweeney

as Graham

Emil Marwa

as Moose

Glen Cunningham

as Militaria Shop Owner

Crew

Jack Stew

Jack Stew Foley Artist

Jane Barclay

Jane Barclay Executive Producer

Sharon Harel-Cohen

Sharon Harel-Cohen Executive Producer

Nik Powell

Nik Powell Executive Producer

Sandra Schulberg

Sandra Schulberg Executive Producer

Adrian Johnston

Original Music Composer

David Odd

David Odd Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 01 January 1999

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