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Stonemouth

Country: UK, Language: English, 60 mins

  • Director: Charles Martin
  • Writer: David Kane; Iain Banks
  • Producer: Christopher Aird

CGiii Comment

Is this Scotland or the Wild West?

What a violent little sea-side town this is...ruled by a silver-haired Gangsta...and his dopey sons...

Mullan does Mullan - yet again - criminal, thuggish with a penchant for screaming his lines.

There's a 'gay' character...well, one minute he is - the next, he's not...he's probably pan rather than bi-sexual!

The whole thing is an inconsistent, contrived mess...definitely not a sea-side town worth visiting.


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The(ir) Blurb...

Mystery drama based on a novel by Iain Banks. Stewart Gilmour returns to his hometown after been driven out two years before by a local gangster. He returns for the funeral of his friend who recently committed suicide. He sets out to try and get the bottom of his friends death who also happens to be the son of the local gangster and the brother of Stewart's ex girlfriend.

Cast & Characters

Naomi Battrick as Grier Murston;
Christian Cooke as Stewart Gilmour;
Chris Fulton as Ferg;
Ncuti Gatwa as Dougie;
Gilly Gilchrist as Al Gilmour;
Brian Gleeson as Powell;
Jack Greenlees as Norrie Murston;
Gary Lewis as Mike MacAvett;
Kevin Mains as Fraser Murston;
Joy McAvoy as Jel MacEvett;
Gerard Miller as D-Cup;
Peter Mullan as Don Murston;
Samuel Robertson as Callum Murston;
Jenny Ryan as Morven Gilmour;
Sharon Small as Connie Murston