One of Your Own (2014)

Actors

• Seb Castang (actor)
• Kate Hollowood (actress)
• Kate Hollowood (writer)
• Neil Horner (director)

Genres

• Drama
• Short

Dark Places (2014)

Actors

• James Moses Black (actor)
• Sean Bridgers (actor)
• Jeff Chase (actor)
• Tim Childress (actor)
• John C. Coffman (actor)
• Terrie Cooklin (actor)
• John F. Daniel (actor)
• Charles A. Davis III (actor)
• Charles A. Davis III (actor)
• Jason Douglas (actor)
• Clay Dove (actor)
• Tavaris James Durell (actor)
• Bruce Elliott (actor)
• Tyler Forrest (actor)
• Lawrence P. Beron (actor)

Genres

• Drama
• Mystery
• Thriller

Ian Brady: Roghainn a' Bhàis? (2009)

Actors

• Julian Booth (actor)
• Ian Fairley (actor)
• John Lavery (actor)
• Iain MacDhùghaill (actor)
• Neil Mackay (actor)
• Donald Macleod (actor)
• Milo McCaughey (actor)
• Declan McLean (actor)
• Iain Moireasdan (actor)
• Iain Moireasdan (actor)
• Jack North (actor)
• Bob Spiers (actor)
• Benny Young (actor)
• April Forrest (actress)
• Donnchadh MacNèill (actress)

Genres

• Documentary
• Drama

See No Evil: The Moors Murders (2006)

Actors

• Mark Callum (actor)
• Ian Champion (actor)
• Colin Connor (actor)
• George Costigan (actor)
• Henry Cox (actor)
• Russell Dixon (actor)
• Joshua Emmons (actor)
• Steve Evets (actor)
• John Graham-Davies (actor)
• Sean Harris (actor)
• John Henshaw (actor)
• Steven Hillman (actor)
• Ian Kay (actor)
• Bryan Lowe (actor)
• Gordon Brown (actor)

Genres

• Crime
• Drama
• Horror
• Thriller

Taglines:

A powerful and thought provoking drama based on one of the most shocking crimes of the 20th century, the chilling story of child killers Ian Brady and Myra Hindley.

Quotes:

[talking about Myra, several years after her conviction and imprisonment]::Maureen Smith: I have to believe what my heart tells me, Dave. And my heart tells me whatever Myra did in the past, she's a different person now.::Dave Smith: She's worse than Brady, Maureen. I mean, he's just a sicko, a sex case - the king of the sex cases. But Myra - she's human: she had feelings. Remember the tears when Angela Dawn died? That card she gave us? "Another little flower for God's fucking garden"! Jesus! She was killing kids at the same time.::Maureen Smith: All right. All right. You believe what you want to - but please, please, can't you let me do the same?::Dave Smith: Of course. Sorry, Maureen.::Maureen Smith: If we can't put it behind us...::Dave Smith: We've got to, for the kids' sake. We can do it, girl.

Longford (2006)

Actors

• Alex Blake (actor)
• Lee Boardman (actor)
• Jim Broadbent (actor)
• Tam Dean Burn (actor)
• Roy Carruthers (actor)
• Ian Connaughton (actor)
• David Frost (actor)
• David Frost (actor)
• C.P. Hallam (actor)
• Quintin Hogg (actor)
• John-Paul Hurley (actor)
• Gordon Langford Rowe (actor)
• David MacCreedy (actor)
• Ron Meadows (actor)
• Roy Barber (actor)

Genres

• Biography
• Crime
• Drama

Taglines:

The only thing more shocking than her crime was his crusade to free her.

Quotes:

[On his first visit to Myra Hindley in prison, Lord Longford is looking aimlessly around the visiting room trying to find her. He approaches a woman with bleached blonde hair, then discovers that this is not Hindley. Suddenly a woman with jet-black hair stands up]::Myra Hindley: I think it's me you're looking for.::Lord Longford: Myra Hindley?::Myra Hindley: I got rid of the peroxide before the trial. I was blue at the trial, for most of it. And then red for the sentencing. Apparently it counted against me - showed I had no remorse.::Lord Longford: I wasn't aware of a correlation between hair colour and contrition.

[Lord and Lady Longford are sitting up in bed looking at pornographic magazines, such as Mayfair and Slave, to decide whether they are offensive]::Lady Elizabeth Longford: Frank, it's harmless. Completely harmless.::Lord Longford: I disagree. These things are read by children at a vulnerable age. The boys on the bus can't have been more than twelve.::Lady Elizabeth Longford: And in our day it was just the same.::Lord Longford: Nothing *like* so graphic or as available. Look at it! Sexual arousal is Pavlovian - if boys grow up thinking that these kind of breasts or this kind of submission is normal, they'll expect it in later life.::Lady Elizabeth Longford: I'm afraid I'm with Marilyn Monroe on this. When asked what she thought about sex she thought for a moment and then said that she felt it was here to stay. And if it is, so is prostitution and so is pornography.

[after visiting Myra Hindley in prison]::Lady Elizabeth Longford: It seemed to me that for years I have been merrily attacking your father for supporting her, without having the slightest idea what I was talking about. And I must say my eyes have been opened, rather. Ironically, the thing that finally persuaded me to offer her my help was the very same thing that had so made me hate her in the first place: the fact that she is a woman. Did you know there have been half a dozen similar child murders? The reason none of us has heard about them is because the killers in each case were men. And men, being sadistic violent killers, isn't a story. Incidentally, in each case, the men have also been paroled. The reason that Myra Hindley is still in jail and has never been considered for parole, is because she is a woman. And for that reason she will always have my understanding... if not my sympathy.

Lord Longford: Hello Myra, is this the nightie you wanted, I couldn't remember what colour you asked for.::Myra Hindley: It's great thanks [quietly]::Lord Longford: Now the business.::Myra Hindley: Frank.::Lord Longford: I have a friend on the parole board::Myra Hindley: _Frank.::Lord Longford: ...who tells me your application will be considered next month, now if that goes well and all things being equal the national::Myra Hindley: _Frank enough. [Inhales cigarette slowly] The police have been to see me. Brady's talked to the press about the other bodies. I'm saying, that i'm going to give a full confessional to all five murders.::Lord Longford: What other bodies?::Myra Hindley: Pauline Reade. And the Bennet boy. He hasn't given them any details yet, but he says he knows where they're buried, and before he grabs the initiative i'm going to come clean and tell the prison "I know".::Lord Longford: but you know nothing about the bodies you've told me as much yourself.::Myra Hindley: [Stares blankly]::Lord Longford: What are you saying?::Myra Hindley: I'm saying, that i'm going to make a confessional to all five murders.::Lord Longford: Dear girl... I asked you specifically if there was anything that you hadn't told me. I've staked my name on this, my reputation.::Myra Hindley: I know. And i'd perfectly understand if you never wanted to see me again. It's what my new solicitor suggested anyway.::Lord Longford: Your new solicitor...?::Myra Hindley: He feels, and if i'm honest i'd agree with him, that the campaign you have conducted on my behalf has hurt me, more than helped me, and that we should make this our last meeting.I see...::Lord Longford: I see... if that's what he feels... that you feel. [Looks down]::Myra Hindley: [pause] Goodbye Frank. [Walks off]::Lord Longford: [Sits for a bit, and then apprehensively walks towards the door]

Myra Hindley: I'm trying Frank, to know the God that you know. But if you had been there, on the moors, in the moonlight, when we did the first one, you'd know, that evil can be a spiritual experience too.

Myra Hindley: It would be a nice place to be.::Lord Longford: Where?::Myra Hindley: Inside your head.::Lord Longford: Oh, I'm not sure about that.

[last lines]::Myra Hindley: You know, we only missed it by a few weeks.::Lord Longford: What?::Myra Hindley: The death sentence. They abolished it while we were on remand. Looking back, don't you think it would have been better for everyone if they'd just hung us?::Lord Longford: Certainly not! Only God has the right to take human life.::Myra Hindley: Would He not have wanted to give the families that comfort?::Lord Longford: [staring off into space] None of us knows the true purpose of our lives on earth... Besides, [gallant again] had you been hanged, I would never have had the privilege of getting to know you!::Myra Hindley: [gazes at him with sadness in her eyes] You really believe that, don't you? [he smiles at her shyly, and says nothing]::Myra Hindley: Must be a rather nice place to be.::Lord Longford: [he glances around them] Where?::Myra Hindley: Inside your head.::Lord Longford: [grins awkwardly and wags his head from side to side as if to dismiss the thought] Oh! I'm not so sure about that!::Myra Hindley: [taking another cigarette from her pack and pulling out her lighter] A fine pair we are, then. [long pan on the two chatting on their bench, so close they are almost touching. Credit sequence rolls]

Ian Brady: [at first seeing Lord Longford in prison] How good of you not to disappoint! Wonderful, isn't it, when people look *exactly* as you imagined? So this is my competition? This is what I'm up against? Myra's new boyfriend? She certainly picks them, doesn't she? I did a little research before our first meeting. I'd say there's great evidence of mental instability in your past and mine.

Lord Longford: [in first visit] What can I do for you, Mr. Brady?::Ian Brady: [looks sad and troubled] I'd like to find my way back to God, Lord Longford. Will ye help me?::Lord Longford: [eagerly] Most certainly, if that's what you want to -::Ian Brady: Don't ye fucking dare. If ye start that pious mumbo-jumbo with me, I will jump across that table and bite out your tongue.

Ian Brady: I want to tell ye about Myra, whom ye no doubt believe is sincere in her religious conversion. Let me tell ye, that woman cares no more about God than she does about the piles in my arse. What she cares about is... getting out! And she thinks you'll help her. But the minute your back is turned, she mocks ye! [pulls three letters from his lap] For your silly hair... and your clothes... and your "self-important autobiography that's only published 'cause his family owns a bloody publishing house!" [pauses for effect] What? She didn't tell ye she was still writing to me?::Lord Longford: No.::Ian Brady: Oh, dear. She probably didn't tell ye she was fucking that little prison officer either? A nun? They do it under the bed in the cell, apparently. Four times a day! She has a very high sex drive, our Myra. It's the sort of detail ye might want about your new girlfriend. She needs it all the time... like a man, in that way. Like a man in other ways, too. She's strong! That came in handy, as ye can imagine. When they were wriggling and trying to get away.

Charlie (2004)

Actors

• Jeff Batt (actor)
• Mark Bayly (actor)
• Steven Berkoff (actor)
• Andrew Brent (actor)
• Tyrus Burr (actor)
• Antony Carrick (actor)
• Colin Chapman (actor)
• Stefano Ciman (actor)
• Chris Curran (actor)
• Paul De Lucchi (actor)
• Ronald France (actor)
• Alfie Furneaux (actor)
• Adrian Galley (actor)
• Luke Goss (actor)
• Mark Arden (actor)

Genres

• Action
• Crime
• Drama

Quotes:

Charlie Richardson: Fuck you and your Krays!

Lucian Harris: Roy Hall turned the handle and the electric charge caused me to leap up out of my chair and fall to the floor. Then they stripped me, bound me, and gagged me, and applied electric shocks to various parts of my body.::Prosecution Brief: Why didn't you go to the police?::Lucian Harris: Well, the police are all on Charlie's payroll.

Brady, Ian Filmography

• The Chamber
  1996, role: actor , character name: Deputy Executioner
• Loving Deadly
  1994, role: actor , character name: Parishioner

Brady, Ian Filmography

• The Six Dollar Man
  1978, role: actor , character name: Oscar Goodfoot

Brady, Ian Filmography

• Weekender
  2011, role: producer
• Framed
  2008, role: producer
• The Crew
  2008, role: producer
• The Making of 'The Crew'
  2008, role: producer
• The Crew
  2008, role: writer
• The Making of 'The Crew'
  2008, role: writer
• Re-inventing Eddie
  2002, role: producer
• Re-inventing Eddie
  2002, role: writer
• Summer Rain
  2001, role: producer
• Going Off Big Time
  2000, role: producer
• Exposure
  2000, role: writer
• The Soldier's Leap
  1998, role: producer