Intermission

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Cast

Colin Farrell
as Lehiff

Cillian Murphy
as John

Shirley Henderson
as Sally

Kelly Macdonald
as Deirdre

Colm Meaney
as Jerry

David Wilmot
as Oscar

Brian F. O'Byrne
as Mick

Michael McElhatton
as Sam

Deirdre O'Kane
as Noeleen

Owen Roe
as Mr. Henderson

Ger Ryan
as Maura

Tom O'Sullivan
as Ben

Neili Conroy
as Helen

Taylor Molloy
as Philip

Tomas O'Suilleabhain
as Ben Campion

Kerry Condon
as Cafe Waitress

Johnny Thompson
as Old Man in Cafe

Emma Bolger
as Child With Ice Cream

Deirdre Molloy
as Woman in Mall

Derry Power
as Elderly Man on Bus

John Rogan
as Alfred

Tom Farrelly
as George

Gerry Moore
as Seamus

Pat Laffan
as Charlie O'Brien

Darragh Kelly
as Thomas

Barbara Bergin
as Karen

Tom Jordan Murphy
as Brian the Video Store Clerk

Conor Lovett
as Mr. Leonard

Rory Keenan
as Anthony

Pascal Scott
as Maurice

Hannah McCabe
as Store Assistant

Mikel Murfi
as Rabbit Man

Conleth Hill
as Robert

Norma Sheahan
as Student No.1

Cathy Belton
as Student No.2

Jeremy Anthony Earle
as Student No. 3

Catherine Farrell
as Student No. 4

Laurence Kinlan
as Dealer

Patrick Murray
as Dealer's Customer

Conor McDermottroe
as Detective No. 1

Denis Conway
as Detective No. 2

Jeff O'Toole
as Thomas

Conor Lambert
as Nightclub Barman

Simon Delaney
as Bill

Ruth McCabe
as Celia

Jane Brennan
as Mrs. Rooney

David Herlihy
as Security Guard Tony

Michael Hayes
as Garda Officer

Karl Shiels
as Wayne

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Audience Reviews for Intermission

• Jul 15, 2012

  Lots of great stories and plots and reveals and quirks and weirdnesses, but I can't say I remember much of it all.
  Alice S Super Reviewer
• Nov 29, 2011

  Intermission follows in the footsteps of many comedies before its time. It presents to us a handful of characters and their tales, and then proceeds to connect them together through a string of seemingly unrelated events. It's clever in its own way, though. The characters are likable enough to catch our attention, the situations they are involved in are realistic and relatable, and on top of all of that, it's funny. What I liked the most about Intermission is that it doesn't try to convince me that it was a great film. It did what I did and even though I may not have liked a particular scene or two, I enjoyed the film for its pure absurdity. I also liked how honest it was. How honest its characters and the words they spoke were.
  Stephen E Super Reviewer
• Oct 21, 2011

  Intermission follows in the footsteps of many comedies before its time. It presents to us a handful of characters and their tales, and then proceeds to connect them together through a string of seemingly unrelated events. It's clever in its own way, though. The characters are likable enough to catch our attention, the situations they are involved in are realistic and relatable, and on top of all of that, it's funny. What I liked the most about Intermission is that it doesn't try to convince me that it was a great film. It did what I did and even though I may not have liked a particular scene or two, I enjoyed the film for its pure absurdity. I also liked how honest it was. How honest its characters and the words they spoke were.
  Stephen E Super Reviewer
• Jan 11, 2010

  A very interesting ensemble drama. I loved a lot about most of the stories, but there were some that were not so great. It had a great sense of humor thrown in that was brilliantly played out by the actors. Cillian Murphy was definitely the standout, being a completely lovable loser.
  Conner R Super Reviewer

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