Love, Honour and Obey (2000)

Directors:

Dominic Anciano
Ray Burdis

Writers:

Dominic Anciano (writer)
Ray Burdis (writer)

Release Date:

9 February 2001 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy | Drama | Crime

Plot:

A north London postman who gets involved with a gang of criminals

Plot Keywords:

Gang Member | Cocaine | Cockney Gangster | Stabbed In The Stomach | Anal Sex

Cast

Sadie Frost	...	Sadie
Jonny Lee Miller	...	Jonny
Jude Law	...	Jude
Ray Winstone	...	Ray Kreed
Kathy Burke	...	Kathy
Sean Pertwee	...	Sean
Denise Van Outen	...	Maureen
Rhys Ifans	...	Matthew
Dominic Anciano	...	Dominic
Ray Burdis	...	Ray
John Beckett	...	John
Trevor Laird	...	Trevor (as Trevor H. Laird)
William Scully	...	Bill
Perry Benson	...	Perry 'Fat Alan'
Mark Burdis	...	Mark
Laila Morse	...	Laila
Sam Smart
Rory Muir
Dane Keenan
Ryan Moore
Calum Callaghan
Eddie Cooper
Ricky Grover
Hugh Sachs
Mario Renzullo
Damien Anciano
Tom Shirley
Nancy Jane Maun		(as Nancy-Jane Maun)
Nula Conwell	...	Nula
Sky Burdis
Andy Denyer
David Gillespie
Derek Avery
Enoch Frost
Eden Ford		(as Alan Fordham)
John Davis
Phytos Neophytou
Eamonn Tully
Culver Greenidge
Mo Kahn
Jerry Mulcahy
Rick English
Cliff Tarr
Danny Sullivan
Louise Strachan
Megan Strachan
John Brooks
Ayiko
Lisa Moorish
Lucy Bowen
Dr. David Lomas

Directed by
Dominic Anciano
Ray Burdis

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Dominic Anciano		writer
Ray Burdis		writer

Produced by
Dominic Anciano	....	producer
Jim Beach	....	executive producer
Ray Burdis	....	producer
Sadie Frost	....	associate producer
Mark Hudson	....	line producer
David M. Thompson	....	executive producer
Jane Tranter	....	executive producer

Cinematography by
John Ward

Film Editing by
Rachel Meyrick

Casting by
Geraldine Geraghty

Production Design by
Nick Burnell

Art Direction by
Lee Sandales

Costume Design by
Ali Brown

Makeup Department
Tamsin Dorling	....	makeup artist
Tamsin Dorling	....	makeup designer
Caroline Rose	....	assistant makeup artist
Janine Schneider	....	senior makeup artist

Production Management
Miriana Dimitrijevic	....	production manager
Stephen French	....	assistant production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Alistair Bell	....	second unit director
Andi Brown	....	assistant director
Chris Myers	....	assistant director
Charles Rudgard	....	assistant director

Art Department
Rupert Allan	....	stand-by props
Tayo Awoniyi	....	art department trainee
Ian Culverwell	....	scene painter
Harriet Orman	....	props buyer

Sound Department
Richard Armstrong	....	supervising sound editor
Jon Bird	....	sound recordist
Jonny Bivouac	....	sound supervisor
Kevin Boyle	....	foley artist
Kris Fenske	....	sound editor
Toby Harris	....	sound re-recording engineer
Richard King	....	sound re-recording engineer
Steve Peckover	....	boom operator
Dave Skilton	....	foley recordist
Julian Willson	....	foley artist

Special Effects by
Tim Baxter	....	optical effects
Alistair Bell	....	special effects
Jason Chalmers	....	special effects
Richard Thomas	....	special effects

Camera and Electrical Department
Matthew Crowder	....	best boy
Jose De Cozar	....	grip
Faye	....	clapper loader
Chris Frost	....	grip
Michael C. Hawk	....	crane grip
Marysia Lachowicz	....	still photographer
Paul Laing	....	assistant camera
Stefan Lissner	....	gaffer
Adrian Mackay	....	sparks
Nick O'Dell	....	focus puller: second unit
Franz Pagot	....	lighting camera operator: second unit
Barry Read	....	grip
Iwan Prys Reynolds	....	focus puller
Vincent Shaw	....	lighting rigger
Paul Shirley	....	sparks
Tom Shirley	....	sparks

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Jo-Ann Doherty	....	dresser
Adrian Hopson	....	costume runner
Ailish Kimber	....	dresser
Ingrid Lloyd	....	dresser
Michelle May	....	assistant costume designer

Music Department
John Beckett	....	music producer: karaoke songs

Other crew
Victoria Banks	....	floor runner
Rikke Dakin	....	location manager
Laura Fairrie	....	script supervisor
Stephen French	....	production assistant
Liza Marshall	....	script editor
Anthony B. Meikle	....	production accountant
Farah Mohammed	....	floor runner
Lance Peters	....	armorer
Tim Prosser	....	assistant location manager
Alex Robins	....	production runner
James Rogerson	....	floor runner

Production Companies

• British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)
• Fugitive Features
• L H and O Limited

Distributors

• Keystone Pictures (2001) (USA)
• Pretty Pictures (France)
• Sales Company
• Trimark Video

Other Companies

• Capital FX  titles
• Digirama  optical effects
• Movietech  camera equipment provided by
• Richmond Film Services  sound equipment
• Sapex Scripts  post-production script services
• Tru-Cut  negative cutters
• World Wide Sound  sound mixed at (as Worldwide Sound London)

Also Known As:

Love, Honor and Obey (USA)
Love, Honour & Obey (UK) (alternative title)

MPAA:

Rated R for strong violence, sexuality, language and some drug content.

Runtime:

103 min

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Certification:

Iceland:16 | Argentina:16 | Australia:MA | Finland:K-15 | France:-12 | New Zealand:R18 | UK:18 | USA:R

Filming Locations:

Buxton Rd, Stratford, Newham, London, England, UK

Company:

British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)

Trivia:

Rhys Ifans and Denise Van Outen are the only members of the main cast to play characters whose names are different from their own real names.

Goofs:

Continuity: When Sadie is singing, her tiara disappears for one shot.

Quotes:

[first lines]
Heckeler: So would you like to join us for a drink?
Sadie: Sorry mates I'm busy.
Heckeler: I tell you what, tell me about your character, 'cause I am your biggest fan
Sadie: I told you I'm busy, I'm waiting for someone.
Heckeler: Now, when you stage kiss, do you use tounges or no tounges?
Sadie: Look, you.
Heckeler: [laughs] Come on, I'm only having a joke
Sadie: Oh, Look. My boyfriends here.

Movie Connections:

Referenced in Dog Soldiers (2002)

Soundtrack:

Great Big Shame

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THIS FILM IS AN ABSOULUTE 24 CARROT GOLD ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION.

This is my first comment on this site and I simply couldn't read the garbage written about this film without saying something.

This is one of my all time favourite films. The characters are superb and some of the scenes are just pure comic genius.

MAY I REMIND EVERYONE WHO DOES'NT KNOW.....This movie was all done ad-libbing, on the spot with a very loose script. And the single greatest thing about this film is that 90% of the humour is on the spur of the moment. When Ray and the gang are laughing.......THEY REALLY ARE LAUGHING.

Anyone who didn't enjoy the the comedy in the shootout scene in this movie doesn't possess a sense of humour. Simple as that.

AWESOME MOVIE Don't let any of these 90 year old, Pride and Prejudice loving fools tell you any different.

P.S.....never read ratings on this site BEFORE watching a movie, only AFTER. I have nearly been put off watching some right gems because of bad scores on IMDb. On the other end of the scale, I have watched some right tripe with scores of 10/10.....A mistake I will no longer make.