Hillsborough (2016)
April 15, 2016Release Date
Hillsborough (2016)
April 15, 2016Release Date
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Cast & Crew.
Chris Cowlin
Rogue Police Officer 2
Margaret Aspinall
Self
Douglas Earl
Himself
Tony Evans
Himself - Liverpool FC Supporter and The Times' Sports Editor
Steve Leighton
Phil Scraton
Daniel Gordon
Director
Doreen Jones
Herself
Tim Atack
Composer
Phil Scraton
Himself - author of 'Hillsborough - The Truth'
Tony Searle
Himself
Stephen Titterton
Himself
Andy Worboys
Editor
Bob Westerdale
Himself
Patricia Winker
Librarian, House of Lords
Eric Campbell
PC Frost
John Motson
Self (archive Voice)
Lord Justice Taylor
Self (archive Footage)
Margaret Thatcher
Self (archive Footage)
Andy Burnham
Self (archive Footage)
Jack Straw
Self (archive Footage)
Tom Williams
Dialogue Editor
John Battsek
Executive Producer
Lance Milligan
Costume Designer
Peter Trevena
Gaffer
Gabrielle Hamilton
Makeup Artist
Curtis Rivers
Stunt Coordinator
Nick Bennett
Director of Photography
Lynn Roberts
Line Producer
Fiona Lobo-Cranston
Makeup Designer
Helen Spedding
Production Manager
Mohsan Qureshi
Casting Director
Matthew Whitney
Location Manager
Alex Sawyer
Dialogue Editor
Andy R. Worboys
Editor
Nigel Wood
Production Accountant
Leon Seth
Production Runner
Fiona Albrow
Art Direction
Gary Moore
Boom Operator
Alan Jones
Online Editor
Jane Berry
Script Supervisor
Steve Marles
Focus Puller
Ross Baker
Colorist
Danny Scott-Smith
Floor Runner
Becca Williams
Production Secretary
Jack Howe
Unit Manager
Will Mcdonagh
Floor Runner
Tom Hooley
Location Assistant
Felix Treacy
Art Department Assistant
Abigail Graves
Makeup Artist
Grant Victory
Electrician
Luke A. Flight
Assistant Editor
Jo Beighton
Post Production Supervisor
Lauren Jones
Post Production Supervisor
Ela Uscinska
Post Production Supervisor
Jonathan Blair
Legal Services
Media.
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Wiki.
Hillsborough is a 2014 documentary about the Hillsborough disaster. Directed and produced by Daniel Gordon, the two-hour film chronicles the disaster, the investigations, and their lingering effects; it also includes interviews with survivors, victims' relatives, police officers and investigators. It was co-produced by ESPN and BBC, first airing as a part of ESPN's series of sports films entitled 30 for 30, under the heading "Soccer Stories".
Hillsborough aired in the United States on ESPN on 15 April 2014, the 25th anniversary of the disaster. The documentary could not be shown in the United Kingdom when it originally aired in 2014, due to the High Court inquest of 2012 still being in progress. However, after the verdict of the inquest had been announced, the BBC aired the documentary on 8 May 2016, with additional footage from the inquest and final verdict.