Agnes Browne (1999)
Agnes Browne (1999)
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Cast
as Agnes Browne
as Marion Monks
as Mark Browne
as Frankie Browne
as Cathy Browne
as Simon Browne
as Dermot Browne
as Rory Browne
as Trevor Browne
as Mr. Billy
as Pierre
as Mr. Aherne
as Himself
as Girl at Social Security office
as Fat Annie
as Winnie the Mackerel
as Seamus the Drunk
as Traditional musician
as Traditional musician
as Traditional musician
as Micko
as Jacko the Box
as Traditional musician
as Traditional musician
as Liam the Sweeper
as Woman in market
as Traditional musician
as Traditional musician
as Woman in market
as Traditional musician
as Woman with jumpers
as Tommo Monks
as Buddha
as Church Soprano
as Priest
as Hearse driver
as Splish
as Splash
as Carmichael
as Rooney
as The Widow Clarke
as Woman buying fish
as Post office clerk
as Shopkeeper
as Sparticus the dog
as Market spiv
as Mary Dowdall
as Shop assistant
as Mr. Foley
as Butcher
as Posh customer with dog
as Shop assistant
as Band on seaside pavilion
as Man in pub
as Woman in Pub
as Singer in Restaurant
as Restaurant Band Member
as Mr. Foley
as Restaurant Band Member
as Restaurant Band Member
as Tom O'Toole
as Nun in mortuary
as Nurse in mortuary
as Wally the ticket tout
as Receptionist At The Shelbourne Hotel
as Mr. O'Dwyer
as Restaurant band
as Tom Jones' minder
as Member of the Tom Jones Band
as Member of the Tom Jones Band
as Member of the Tom Jones Band
as Member of the Tom Jones Band
as The Tom Jones Band
as Church Soprano
Critic Reviews for Agnes Browne
All Critics (27) | Top Critics (7) | Fresh (11) | Rotten (16) | DVD (2)
Set in Dublin in 1967, this extremely old-fashioned melodrama, about the struggle of a young widow to support her large family, is a throwback to the woman's picture of yesteryear and barely a notch above TV-Movie-of-the Week.
What can one say about a film whose idea of comedy is having the two women sit around discussing whether or not they've had an 'organism' or not?
Great characterizations with Anjelica Huston giving bravura performance.
Angelica Huston proves that her career lies in acting, not directing.
A terrific movie that affirms the natural highs of true and lasting friendship.
A rare movie that inspires no reaction whatsoever.
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