

Dirty Weekend
Bella has decided to take out a few men.
Overview
Shortly after she moves into her own flat in Brighton, Bella finds she is being spied on and generally harassed by a man living across from her. Finally driven to solving the problem with a hammer, she realises she is then ready for a crusade against other such problem males
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Cast

Lia Williams
Bella

Rufus Sewell
Tim

Michael Cule
Norman

David McCallum
Reggie

Sean Pertwee
The Quiet One

Christopher Adamson
Serial Killer

Matthew Marsh
Bascombe

Ian Richardson
Nimrod

Shaughan Seymour
Charles

Mark Burns
Mr. Brown

David Schaal
Stan

Norman Mitchell
Repair Man

R.J. Bell
Man In Train

Andrew Neil
Newsreader

Neil Norman
Party Man

Sylvia Syms
Mrs. Crosby

Christopher Ryan
Small One
Crew
- Director
- Michael Winner
- Writers
- Michael Winner
- Cinematography
- Alan Jones
- Composer
- David Fanshawe
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User Reviews from TMDB

John Chard
January 6, 2015
Women are from Venus, men are from, erm, the sewer. It's difficult to know if Dirty Weekend finds Michael Winner taking the rise out the urine, or if he genuinely feels he had something to say? And what of Helen Zahavi, author of the novel and in charge of the adaptation to screen here? What's her story - motivations et al? It's quite possibly that Helen and Michael at their respective humane cores were a match made in cinematic heaven, but how come Dirty Weekend just feels dirty, lazy dirty …


