Tomorrow La Scala! Trailer

Tomorrow La Scala! Trailer (2002)

10 December 2002 Comedy 90 mins

Members of a British opera troupe mount a production of "Sweeney Todd" within a maximum-security prison.

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Cast

Jessica Hynes

as Victoria (as Jessica Stevenson)

Samantha Spiro

as Jayney (Mrs. Lovett)

Karl Johnson

as Sydney

Dudley Sutton

as Dennis

Mel Raido

as Jordan

David Oyelowo

as Charlie

Ian Burfield

as Walter

Daniel Evans

as Jonny Atkins

Bruce Byron

as Thomas

Lucy Bates

as Lily (Joanna)

Helene Kvale

as The Journalist

Brenda Longman

as Julia (Beggar Woman)

Crew

Ruth Caleb

Ruth Caleb Producer

Paul Trijbits

Paul Trijbits Executive Producer

David M. Thompson

David M. Thompson Executive Producer

Dan Jones

Original Music Composer

Gerry Floyd

Gerry Floyd Director of Photography

John Stevenson

John Stevenson Production Design

Netty Chapman

Netty Chapman Art Direction

Jonathan Fensom

Jonathan Fensom Costume Design

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 10 December 2002

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