Ealing Comedy (film)

Ealing Comedy (film)

Infobox_Movie
name = Ealing Comedy


imdb_id = 1183482
writer = John Croker
starring = Alistair McGowan
Kulvinder Ghir
director = Neville Raschid
producer = Neville Raschid
executive producer = Morris Rsuskin
cinematography = Glen Warrilow| distributor =
released = March 21 2008 (UK)
runtime = 88 minutes
movie_language = English
budget = £60,000 est
music =
awards =
website = http://www.ealingcomedymovie.com/

Ealing Comedy is a British 2008 comedy film, written by John Croker and directed by Neville Raschid. It was premiered at the Ealing Empire on 18 March 2008. [ [http://www.ealingtoday.co.uk/default.asp?section=info&page=evealingcomedy01.htm "Don't Miss the World Premiere of Ealing Comedy", Ealing Today] ]

Plot

A second generation British Asian accountant (Alfie Singh) wants to be a film producer. He has an idea for a film, called "Ealing Comedy" about an accountant turned film producer called Alfie Singh. Alfie will play himself and his real son, Paul, will play his son in the film. Unable to raise finance he decides to make the film himself. The film chronicles his life with his Irish wife and teenage son and his struggles to finance and make the film while keeping his family together.

Cast

* Leena Dhingra - Grandimort
* Kulvinder Ghir - Alfie Singh
* Alistair McGowan - Vijay Imran Cecil Kuttuputtu Yogesh
* Sasha Waddell - Mary Singh
* Paul Raschid - Paul Singh

References

External links

* [http://www.ealingcomedymovie.com/ Official Website]
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* [http://www.westsidemag.co.uk/features-home-movie--46796 Westside Magazine feature on "Ealing Comedy"]


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