The Limey
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Steven Soderbergh
Terence Stamp
Peter Fonda
Brian Bennett
Brook Marie Bridges
John Robotham
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Wilson, a tough English ex-con who travels to Los Angeles to avenge his daughter's death. Upon arrival, Wilson goes to task battling an army of L.A.'s toughest criminals in the hopes of piecing together the events leading to her murder. As he survives a near-deadly beating, getting thrown out of a building and being chased down a dangerous mountain road, Wilson retaliates by doling out some bodily harm of his own. Before his trip is over, all of Los Angeles will know The Limey is in town.
Director
Steven Soderbergh
Cast
Terence Stamp
Peter Fonda
Brian Bennett
Brook Marie Bridges
John Robotham
William Lucking
Wayne Pe're'
Mark Gerschwin
Alex Perez
Lesley Ann Warren
Luis Guzman
Lincoln Simmons
Amelia Heinle
Brandon Keener
Ousaun Elam
Steve Heinze
David C. Potter
Allan Graf
Michael Williams
Nicky Katt
Johnny Sanchez
George Marshall Ruge
Jim Jenkins
Barry Newman
George Clooney
Michaela Gallo
Matthew Kimbrough
Melissa George
Jose Perez
Joe Dallesandro
Carl Ciarfalio
John Cothran
Nancy Lenehan
Rainbow Borden
Dwayne Mcgee
Crew
Craig Aines
Newell Alexander
Peter Bankins
Cassandra Barbour
Richard Bennetti
Loren Bess
David Betancourt
Larry Blake
Larry Blake
Lisa Joi Bloch
Allan Bragg
Andrea Brody
Frederic W. Brost
Laure Brost
Gary A Brostrom
Kevin Brown
Charles John Bukey
Jon Bush
Russell Caldwell
Jon Carpenter
Mitch Carter
Carrie Cashman
Pat Chapman
Ken Chase
Gary Cheek
Michael Chock
Robert Clancey
Bonnie Clevering
Brett Cody
David Conley
David Cowgill
Suzanne Cranfill
David Crosby
Thomas Currna
Raqueli Dahan
Buck Damon
Ray De La Motte
Stacy De La Motte
John Deblau
Phyllis Decker
Julian Del Valle
Bradley Delp
Lem Dobbs
Perry Dodgson
Charles Drake
Gary Dunham
Ezra Dweck
Iake Eissinmann
David Elton
Frank Endewardt
Dawn Fintor
Sarah Flack
Carol Ellison Fleming
Eric Flickinger
Tammy Fouts
Tom Fox
Harry Frierson
Louise Frogley
Gary Frutkoff
Kris Fuller
Scott Garcia
Harry Garfield
Harry Garfield
Emil Gergov
Kelli Gillam
Aaron Glascock
Dave Glavin
Diane Glavin
Leon L. Glavin
Robert Gmuer
Vincent Gonzales
David Goodman
Jane E. Graves
Shane Greedy
Ronald E. Hairston
Mike Hall
Dave Hallinan
Kevin Hannigan
John Hardy
Keith Hartley
Richard Hartley
Christie Hayes
Hicks
John Hillman
Melissa Hofmann
Christine Hughen
Blair Huizingh
Gregory Jacobs
Roman Jakobi
Tom Johnston
Allissa Juillet
John Kay
Rich King
Michael Koellner
Joyce Kogut
Scott Kramer
Cheryl Kurk
Edmund J Lachmann
Michael Lacorte
Ken Lavet
Donovan Leitch
Luisa Leschin
Jeff Lira
Keri Littledeer
Kenneth Loach
Alberto Lombardo
Eric Lopez
Angie Luckey
Caitlin Maloney
Caitlin Maloney
Bob Marshak
Cliff Martinez
Antoine Mascaro
Eddie Matthews
Brita Mccollough
R Patrick Mcgee
Douglas G Miller
Deborah Mills-whitlock
Edie Mirman
Daisuke Miyake
Lauren Moore
Rushton Moreve
Robert Morgenroth
James Morioka
Colin J O'hara
Colin J O'hara
Noon Orsatti
John P
Chris T Patterson
Elisa Pensler-gabrielli
Kathryn Peters
David Piltch
Lionel Portugal
Reg Powell
John Quittner
Jeff Ramsey
Ferguson Reid M.d.
Nancy Reid
Chance Robertson
Chip Robinson
John Robotham
Jason Rodriguez
Dana Ross
Kerry Rossall
Reed Ruddy
Albert C. Rusk Jr.
Eric Rylander
David Sabee
Danny Saber
Danny Saber
Jon Salzman
Waldo Sanchez
Katie Santore
Anne Sawyer
Amanda Scheer-demme
Tom Scholz
Laura Sevier
Bruce Shanahan
Rick Sharp
Scott Shordon
Jack Smalley
Peter Stader
Terence Stamp
Alicia M Stevenson
Pat Stoltz
Lynn Struiksma
Terri R. Taylor
The Byrds
Chester Thompson
Paul Threlkeld
Peter Townshend
Dave Tutokey
Leanne Ungar
Marvin Walowitz
Jim Webb
Marta E. Weiss
Annie Welles
Claudette Wells
Brian J. Williams
Paul Williams
Debra Zane
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Winner of the 1999 Golden Satellite for Best Actor - Drama (Terence Stamp) from the International Press Aacademy.
Limited Release in United States October 8, 1999
Released in United States Fall October 8, 1999
Expanded Release in United States October 15, 1999
Expanded Release in United States October 22, 1999
Released in United States on Video March 21, 2000
Released in United States October 1999
Released in United States November 1999
Released in United States 2000
Released in United States January 2000
Shown at Montreal International Festival of New Cinema & New Media (in competition) October 14-24, 1999.
Shown at London Film Festival November 3-18, 1999.
Shown at Melbourne International Film Festival July 19 - August 6, 2000.
Shown at Brussels International Film Festival January 20-29, 2000.
Inspired by Ken Loach's 1967 feature debut "Poor Cow" (United Kingdom), Steven Soderbergh bought rights to the character named 'Wilson' played by Terence Stamp, and subsequently developed the script around this pre-existing footage. Scenes from the "Poor Cow" are incorporated into "The Limey" and serve to show Stamp's character, as a youth, 'in flashback.'
Began shooting October 5, 1998.
Completed shooting November 24, 1998.
Limited Release in United States October 8, 1999
Released in United States Fall October 8, 1999
Expanded Release in United States October 15, 1999
Expanded Release in United States October 22, 1999
Released in United States on Video March 21, 2000
Released in United States October 1999 (Shown at Montreal International Festival of New Cinema & New Media (in competition) October 14-24, 1999.)
Released in United States November 1999 (Shown at London Film Festival November 3-18, 1999.)
Released in United States 2000 (Shown at Melbourne International Film Festival July 19 - August 6, 2000.)
Released in United States January 2000 (Shown at Brussels International Film Festival January 20-29, 2000.)
