Red Roses and Petrol Trailer

Red Roses and Petrol Trailer (2003)

"You're invited to the rowdiest wake of the year" 05 November 2003 Drama 97 mins

A dysfunctional Irish family gathers after the death of their patriarch.

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Cast

Aubrey Morris

as Father Morton

Malcolm McDowell

as Enda Doyle

Olivia Tracey

as Moya Doyle

Heather Juergensen

as Medbh Doyle

Susan Lynch

as Catherine Doyle

Max Beesley

as Johnny Doyle

Greg Ellis

as Tom Ivres

Sean Lawlor

as Prof. Thompson

Robert Easton

as Old geezer

Zola Elgart Glassman

as Young Medbh

Lou Mulford

as Neighbor woman

Shiva Rose

as Evie

International Releases Dates

United States 05 November 2003

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