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Butcher Boy (1997)

CERTIFICATION	R
DIRECTOR	Neil Jordan
ACTOR(S)	Eamonn Owens, Stephen Rea, Fiona Shaw, Sinead O'Connor, Alan Boyle more....
COLOR	N/A
SOUND	N/A
ASPECT	none available
YEAR	1997
DURATION	1 mins.
GENRE	N/A

FULL SYNOPSIS

A young boy is put into a mental institution for murdering his neighbor because of rumors she spread about his parents.

CAST AND CREW/FULL CREDITS

Director:
Neil Jordan	Director

Cast:
Eamonn Owens	as Francie Brady
Stephen Rea	as Da Brady
Fiona Shaw	as Mrs Nugent
Sinead O'Connor	as Our Lady/Colleen
Alan Boyle	as Joe Purcell
Niall Buggy	as Father Dom
Brendan Gleeson	as Father Bubbles
Peter Gowen	as Leddy
Stuart Graham	as Priest At College
Ian Hart	as Uncle Alo
Tom Hickey	as Gardener
Sean Hughes	as Psychiatrist No 1
John Kavanagh	as Dr Boyd
Rosaleen Linehan	as Mrs Canning
Pat Mcgrath	as Farmer On Tractor
Sean McGinley	as Sergeant
Gerard Mcsorley	as Psychiatrist No 2
Gina Moxley	as Mary
Ardal O'Hanlon	as Mr Purcell
Milo O'Shea	as Father Sullivan
Aisling O' Sullivan	as Ma Brady
Anita Reeves	as Mrs Coyle
Andrew Fullerton	as Philip Nugent
Anne O'Neill	as Mrs Mcglone
Joe Pilkington	as Charlie Mcglone
Jer O'Leary	as Dublin Man
Pat Leavy	as Dublin Cafe Woman
Janet Moran	as Dublin Shopkeeper
Paraic Breathnach	as Man On Lorry
John Olahan	as Mr Nugent
Mikel Murfi	as Buttsy
Brendan Conroy	as Devlin
Gregg Fitzgerald	as Bogman
John Finnegan	as Bogman
Gavin Kelty	as Bogman
Eoin Chaney	as Bogman
Ciaran Owens	as Boy At Fountain
Shane O'Connor	as Boy At Fountain
Paolo Tullio	as Mr Caffolla
Siobhan Mcelvaney	as Girl In Shooting Gallery
Aine Mceneaney	as Girl In Shooting Gallery
Pat McCabe	as Jimmy The Skite
Tony Rohr	as Bogman In Mental Hospital
Birdy Sweeney	as Man In Well
Marie Mullen	as Mrs Thompson
MacDara O'Fatharta	as Alien Priest
Ronan Wilmot	as Policeman
Vinnie McCabe	as Detective
Dermot Healy	as Bogman In Hospital
John McCormack	as Performer

Cinematography:
Adrian Biddle	Director Of Photography
Mike Roberts	Camera Operator

Writer:
Neil Jordan	Screenwriter
Patrick Mccabe	Screenwriter
Diana Dill	Script Supervisor

Producer:
Redmond Morris	Producer
Stephen Woolley	Producer
Susi Roper	Producer (Peerless Camera Company)
Neil Jordan	Executive Producer

Editing:
Tony Lawson	Editor
Nigel Mills	Dialogue Editor

Music:
Elliot Goldenthal	Music
Franz Schubert	Music ("Ave Maria Op 52 No 6")
Gioacchino Antonio Rossini	Music ("William Tell Overture")
Elliot Goldenthal	Original Music
Robert Elhai	Original Music
Bob Last	Music Supervisor
Edward Shearmur	Conductor
Ricardo Chailly	Conductor ("William Tell Overture")
Kurt Weill	Song ("Mack The Knife")
Paul Burkhard	Song ("Oh Mein Papa")
John Turner	Song ("Oh Mein Papa")
Geoffrey Parsons	Song ("Oh Mein Papa")
O'Higgins (OHiggins)	Song ("Beautiful Bundoran")
Flynn (Flynn)	Song ("Beautiful Bundoran")
Tommie Connor	Song ("Never Do A Tango With An Eskimo")
Brayton (Brayton)	Songs ("Michael Row The Boat Ashore (Traditional)" "The Old Bog Road")
O'Farelly (OFarelly)	Songs ("Michael Row The Boat Ashore (Traditional)" "The Old Bog Road")
M Balfe	Song ("I Dreamt I Dwelt In Marble Halls")
A Bunn	Song ("I Dreamt I Dwelt In Marble Halls")
Ernie Maresca	Song ("No One Knows")
Ken Heckt	Song ("No One Knows")
Paul Hampton	Song ("Sea Of Heartbreak")
Hal David	Song ("Sea Of Heartbreak")
Jimmy McHugh	Song ("Where Are You")
Harold Adamson	Song ("Where Are You")
Kim Fowley	Song ("Nutrocker")
Drummond (Drummond)	Song Arranger ("Sweet Heart Of Jesus")
Santo & Johnny (Santo & Johnny)	Song Performer ("Mack The Knife")
Eddie Calvert	Song Performer ("Oh Mein Papa")
Sinead O'Connor	Song Performer ("The Butcher Boy" "Beautiful Bundoran")
Dion & The Belmonts	Song Performer ("No One Knows")
Elliot Goldenthal	Song Performer ("Sea Of Heartbreak")
Frank Sinatra	Song Performer ("Where Are You")
B Bumble & The Stingers (B Bumble & The Stingers)	Song Performer ("Nutrocker")
Regina Nathan	Song Performer ("Sweet Heart Of Jesus")
Matthias Gohl	Music Producer
Richard Martinez	Electronic Music Producer
Michael Connell	Music Editor

Assistant Direction:
Chris Newman	Assistant Director
Suzanne Nicell	Assistant Director
Barbara Mulcahy	Assistant Director

Art Director:
Anna Rackard	Art Director

Visual Effects:
Mick Brownfield	Illustrator
Joss Williams	Special Effects Supervisor
Kent Houston	Visual Effects Supervisor (Peerless Camera Company)

Make-Up:
Morag Ross	Makeup Artist
Dee Corcoran	Hairdresser

Costume-Wardrobe:
Sandy Powell	Costume Designer
John Scott	Wardrobe Supervisor

Art Department:
Laurence O'Toole	Graphic Artist
Josie MacAvin	Set Decorator

Production Designer:
Anthony Pratt	Production Designer

Sound:
Kieran Horgan	Sound Recorder
Eddy Joseph	Supervising Sound Editor
Brendan Deasy	Sound Recordist
Stephen Mclaughlin	Recorder/Mixer
James Nichols	Additional Recording
Robin O'Donoghue	Re-Recording Mixer
Peter Holt	Foley Editor

Casting:
Susie Figgis	Casting

Stunts:
Patrick Condren	Stunt Coordinator

Publicity:
Mary Crotty	Publicist

Production Companies:
Butcher Boy Film Productions	Production Company
Geffen Film Company	Production Company
Peerless Camera Company	Production Company
Animated Extras	Production Company
Frameline Ltd	Production Company
Atomic Cafe	Production Company
Brain From Planet Arous	Production Company
Warner Bros. Pictures International	Theatrical Distributor
Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution	Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Roadshow Films Pty Ltd	Foreign Theatrical Distributor
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group	Domestic Video Distributor

Film Production - Main:
Mary Allguen	Production Manager

Film Production - Unit:
Des Martin	Unit Manager

Location Manager:
Geraldine Daly	Location Manager

Misc. Crew:
Alan Gilmore	Other
Martin Goulding	Other
Colman Corish	Other
Patrick Mccabe	Source Material (From Novel)
Colman Corish	Various
Alan Gilmore	Various
Martin Goulding	Various
Kieran Horgan	Sound

NOTES

Co-winner for Best Music Score, shared with Carther Burwell ("Gods and Monsters") from the Los Angeles Film Critics Association.

Nominated for four 1998 awards, including Best Picture, Best Director (Neil Jordan), Best Original Score (Elliot Golenthal) and Most Promising Actor (Eamonn Owens) from the Chicago Film Critics Association.

Winner of the 1998 European Film Award for Best Cinematography (Adrian Biddle).

Winner of the Silver Bear for best director at the 1998 Berlin International Film Festival. First-time actor Eamonn Owens earned a special mention at the festival for his performance as Francie.

Expanded Release in United States April 17, 1998

Expanded Release in United States May 1, 1998

Limited Release in United States April 3, 1998

Released in United States 1997

Released in United States February 1998

Released in United States July 1997

Released in United States on Video October 27, 1998

Released in United States Spring April 3, 1998

Shown at Berlin International Film Festival (in competition) February 11-22, 1998.

Shown at Galway Film Festival in Ireland July 8-13, 1997.

Shown at Telluride Film Festival (Tribute to Neil Jordan) August 29 - September 1, 1997.

Began shooting July 1, 1996.

Completed shooting September 9, 1996.

Released in United States 1997 (Shown at Telluride Film Festival (Tribute to Neil Jordan) August 29 - September 1, 1997.)

Released in United States February 1998 (Shown at Berlin International Film Festival (in competition) February 11-22, 1998.)

Limited Release in United States April 3, 1998

Released in United States Spring April 3, 1998

Expanded Release in United States April 17, 1998

Expanded Release in United States May 1, 1998

Released in United States July 1997 (Shown at Galway Film Festival in Ireland July 8-13, 1997.)

Released in United States on Video October 27, 1998

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