Dead Bodies


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FieldValue
nameDead Bodies
imageDeadBodies_DVD2003Cover.jpg
captionDVD Cover
directorRobert Quinn
writerDerek Landy
starringAndrew Scott
Katy Davis
Eamonn Owens
Darren Healy
Kelly Reilly
cinematographyDonal Gilligan
editingDermot Diskin
released
runtime88 minutes
countryIreland
languageEnglish
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| name = Dead Bodies | image = DeadBodies_DVD2003Cover.jpg | caption = DVD Cover | director = Robert Quinn | writer = Derek Landy | producer = | starring = Andrew Scott Katy Davis Eamonn Owens Darren Healy Kelly Reilly | music = | cinematography = Donal Gilligan | editing = Dermot Diskin | distributor = | released = | runtime = 88 minutes | country = Ireland | language = English | budget = | gross = Dead Bodies is a 2003 Irish comedy thriller film by Robert Quinn starring Andrew Scott, Katy Davis, Eamonn Owens, Darren Healy and Kelly Reilly. The screenplay was written by Derek Landy.

It was the first film shot in Ireland on high definition. It was filmed in four and a half weeks in Dublin.

The film premiered in cinemas on 25 April 2003 and was released on DVD on 24 October 2003.

Plot

Tommy McGann (Scott) gets back together with his ex-girlfriend, after breaking up with her recently. But later on, the two fight, in which Tommy leaves the apartment as he pushes her out of his way. He returns later to find her dead, realising he pushed her onto the table where she fell and cracked her head. Tommy drives the body out into the woods and buries it there. Soon after, the police discover the body of not only Tommy's victim, but also someone else whose murderer is still at large.

Cast

Awards

Dead Bodies was nominated for four IFTA awards and won three: for Best Actor in a Film (Andrew Scott), Best Editing (Dermot Diskin) and Best Sound/Sound Editing (Daniel Birch).

References

References

  1. Fitzsimons, Craig. (23 April 2003). "Bringing out the dead". Hotpress.
  2. Barter, Pavel. (1 August 2010). "Fields of dreams". The Times.
  3. Sheehy, Ted. (1 May 2003). "Dead Bodies". [[Screendaily]].
  4. (24 April 2003). "Director Robert Quinn on Making 'Dead Bodies'". The Irish Film & Television Network.
  5. "DEAD BODIES". deadbodiesthefilm.com.
  6. (21 October 2003). "DEAD BODIES goes on nationwide video release this weekend". Screen Ireland.
  7. "Winners 2003". ifta.ie.

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