Made in Dagenham (2010)
In the fight for equal rights, an ordinary woman achieves something extraordinary.
113 min
A dramatization of the 1968 strike at the Ford Dagenham car plant, where female workers walked out in protest against sexual discrimination.
- Release date
- January 13, 2011
- Country of origin
- United Kingdom
- Music
- David Arnold
- Budget
- $7,200,000
- Box office
- $12,629,471
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Trailer
Soundtrack
Songs from the movieMade In Dagenham (Music From And Inspired By The Motion Picture)2010 · 18 tracks- (There's) Always Something There To Remind Me (1964 Recording) · Sandie Shaw2:44
- Get Ready (Mono Single Version) · The Temptations2:36
- Israelites (Full Version) · Desmond Dekker & The Aces2:47
- It's a Man's, Man's, Man's World (Mono Single Version) · James Brown & Sammy Lowe & New York Studio Orchestra2:46
- Days · The Kinks2:52
- Can I Get A Witness · Dusty Springfield2:43
- All Or Nothing · Small Faces3:02
- The Boat That I Row · Lulu2:50
- It's Getting Better (Single Version) · Cass Elliot3:00
- A Groovy Kind Of Love · The Mindbenders1:59
- Wooly Bully · Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs2:20
- Sunday Will Never Be The Same · Spanky & Our Gang2:56
Cast
- Sally Hawkins as Rita O'Grady
- Bob Hoskins as Albert Passingham
- Miranda Richardson as Barbara Castle
- Geraldine James as Connie
- Rosamund Pike as Lisa Hopkins
- Andrea Riseborough as Brenda
- Daniel Mays as Eddie O'Grady
- Jaime Winstone as Sandra
- Kenneth Cranham as Monty Taylor
- Rupert Graves as Peter Hopkins
- John Sessions as Harold Wilson
- Roger Lloyd Pack as George
- Richard Schiff as Robert Tooley
- Lorraine Perez as Monica
- Nicola Duffett as Eileen
- Matthew Aubrey as Brian
- Phil Cornwell as Dave
- Karen Seacombe as Marge
- Thomas Arnold as Martin
- Robbie Kay as Graham O'Grady
- Andrew Lincoln as Mr. Clarke
- Joseph Mawle as Gordon
- Gina Bramhill as Hopkins' Secretary
- Marcus Hutton as Grant
- Joseph Kloska as Undersecretary 1
- Miles Jupp as Undersecretary 2
- Frank Baker as Frank
- Peter-Hugo Daly as Bartholomew
Crew
- Nigel Cole · Director
- William Ivory · Writer
- Elizabeth Karlsen · Producer
- Stephen Woolley · Producer
- David Arnold · Composer
- John de Borman · Cinematographer
- Michael Parker · Editor
- Lucy Bevan · Casting director
- Andrew McAlpine · Production designer