About Dear Sarah
- Released on February 07, 1990
Giuseppe Conlon and his son Gerry are convicted of an IRA bombing as part of the Maguire Seven in 1976. Giuseppe diligently writes his wife Sarah as she works to free her family members from prison.
Full Cast of Dear Sarah
Stella McCusker plays Sarah Conlon
Barry McGovern plays Giuseppe Conlon
Paddy Rocks plays Gerry Conlon
Bronagh Gallagher plays Anne Conlon
Janice McAdam plays Bridgid Conlon
Elsa Johns plays Young Sarah
Eileen Pollock plays Mary Kelly
P.H. Moriarty plays Warder Deans
Tim Loane plays Man on Chair
Sean Rocks plays Other Man
Dave Duffy plays RUC Policeman
Gary Whelan plays Policeman #1
Michael James Ford plays Policeman #2
Simon Chandler plays Alastair Logan
Philip Hardy plays Armstrong
Maria McDermottroe plays Mrs Moore
Aine McCartney plays Hair
Ricky Tomlinson plays Warder #1
Martin Oldfield plays Warder #2
Mark Shelley plays Warder #3
Mal Whyte plays Warder #4
Lloyd McGuire plays Warder #5
Tani Bentis plays Landlady
Peter Gale plays Chaplain
Eoin O'Callaghan plays Singer / Piano Player
Frank McCusker plays Michael
Rosemary Henderson plays Maggie
Jerome Willis plays Inspector Still
Brendan Gleeson plays Brendan Dowd
David Heap plays Prison Board Officer
Des Braiden plays Assistant Governor
Amanda Benson plays Waitress
Christopher Sandford plays Newsreader (voice)
Crew of Dear Sarah
Directing
Production
Editing
Sound
Writing
Crew
- Stella McCusker
- Barry McGovern
- Paddy Rocks
- Bronagh Gallagher
- Janice McAdam
- Elsa Johns
- Eileen Pollock
- P.H. Moriarty
- Tim Loane
- Sean Rocks
- Dave Duffy
- Gary Whelan
- Michael James Ford
- Simon Chandler
- Philip Hardy
- Maria McDermottroe
- Aine McCartney
- Ricky Tomlinson
- Martin Oldfield
- Mark Shelley
- Mal Whyte
- Lloyd McGuire
- Tani Bentis
- Peter Gale
- Eoin O'Callaghan
- Frank McCusker
- Rosemary Henderson
- Jerome Willis
- Brendan Gleeson
- David Heap
- Des Braiden
- Amanda Benson
- Christopher Sandford