Out of Order is a 1987 British comedy-drama film directed by Jonnie Turpie and starring Gary Webster, Natasha Williams and George Baker.[1] The screenplay concerns an unemployed layabout who shocks his family and friends by joining the police force.
Cast edit
- Sharon Fryer ... Jaz Bailey
- Pete Lee-Wilson ... Billy Bannister
- Natasha Williams ... Veronica
- Cheryl Maiker ... Susan
- Gary Webster ... Anthony Campbell
- Timmy Lawrence ... Glynis
- Sandra Lawrence ... Sandra
- Dicken Ashworth ... Pool Player
- Buster Bloodvessel ... Jailer
- Annette Badland ... Operator
- George Baker ... Chief Inspector
- Peter Cellier ... Home Secretary
- Glynn Edwards ... Barman
- Roland Gift ... Customer
- Susan Hanson ... Anthony's Mum
- Don Henderson ... Car Driver
- Stephen Lewis ... Bus Driver
- Al Matthews ... U.S. DJ
- Garfield Morgan ... Drill Sergeant
- Tony Scoggo ... Man in Pub
- Ricky Tomlinson ... Decorator
- Frank Windsor ... Traffic Warden
- Peter Woods ... Newsreader
- David Yip ... Policeman
- Steven Hartley ... CID
- Tony Walsh ... CID
- Richard Ireson ... Teacher
- Robert McBain ... CO Armstrong
- Martin Gower ... PC Jones
- Laurence Harrington ... Inspector Proudlock
- Godfrey James ... Desk Sergeant
References edit
External links edit
- Out of Order at IMDb
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