The Nephew


1h 47m 1998

Brief Synopsis

Set against the lush backdrop of an emrald islet, a tale of the tumult which is caused in a small community when the inbred denizens discover they have a young American cousin who is talented, handsome and black. When Chad Egan-Washington shows up on the Irish island of Inis Dara to scatter his moth

Film Details

Also Known As
Nephew
Genre
Drama
Release Date
1998
Location
County Wicklow, Ireland

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 47m

Synopsis

Set against the lush backdrop of an emrald islet, a tale of the tumult which is caused in a small community when the inbred denizens discover they have a young American cousin who is talented, handsome and black. When Chad Egan-Washington shows up on the Irish island of Inis Dara to scatter his mother's ashes on her native land, his misanthropic uncle Tony Egan, a farmer, is the first to be shocked. Having broken off contact with his sister 20 years back after a spat, Tony had no idea she had married a black New Yorker or that she ran a grocery in Hell's kitchen. Chad, and extremely polite young man with dreadlocks and a talent for sketching, is soon accepted as an oddity. He doesn't take to farm chores much, but the girls in town are wild about his exotic looks and American accent. Soon, however, tension mounts in all arenas of his life, as Chad's relationship grows with the daughter of a man with whom his mother was involved--a rival of his uncle's.

Crew

Roya Arab

Song

Jerry A. Baerwitz

Line Producer

Kevan Barker

Production Manager

Eric Bell

Song

Ritchie Blackmore

Song

Andrew Boland

Music

Eugene Brady

From Story

Pierce Brosnan

Producer

David Brown

Assistant Director

Lisa Brown

Executive Consultant

Mark Brydon

Song

Liza Buckley

Production Coordinator

John Burns

Assistant Director

Wesley Burrows

Story By

David Byrne

Location Manager

Tasha Chapman

Script Supervisor

Seamus Collins

Location Manager

Jack Conroy

Director Of Photography

Jonathan Dana

Consultant

John De Cuir

Production Designer

Louis Digiaimo

Casting

Bernadette Dooley

Hairdresser

Brian Downey

Song

Dennis Drummond

Adr

Patrick Drummond

Sound Editor

J Patrick Duffner

Editor

Ian Dury

Song

Matt Elliss

Song

Maurice Foley

Special Effects Supervisor

Jim Furlong

Art Director

David Giammarco

Adr

Paddy Gibbons

Sound Editor

Ian Gillan

Song

Joe Gilmore

Sound Editor

Roger Glover

Song

Brendan Graham

Song

Bonnie Greenberg

Executive Consultant

K Gulley

Song

James Hanley

Art Department

Jim Harkin

Set Decorator

Pat Hayes

Dubbing Mixer

Sandra Hernandez

Wardrobe

John Hubbard

Casting Director

Ros Hubbard

Casting Director

G Hutchinson

Song

Chas Jankel

Song

Ken Jennings

Makeup Artist

Elton John

Song Performer

Elton John

Song

Brian Justice

Music Supervisor

Michael Kamen

Song

Darius Keeler

Song

Goro Koyama

Foley Artist

Jon Lord

Song

Paul Lowin

Production Consultant

Philip Lynott

Song

Shane Macgowan

Song

Andy Malcolm

Foley Artist

Doug Mayfield

Coproducer

Douglas Mayfield

From Story

John Mcdonnell

Production Manager

Eleanor Mcevoy

Song Performer

Eleanor Mcevoy

Song

Stan Mckenny

Song

Stephen Mckeon

Music

Stephen Mckeon

Song

Bronco Mcloughlin

Stunts

Janice Mordue

Titles

Roisin Murphy

Song

Jacqueline O'neill

From Story

Jacqueline O'neill

Screenplay

Auveen O'sullivan

Other

Morgan O'sullivan

Executive Producer

Tara O'sullivan

Other

Ian Paice

Song

Tom Palmieri

Executive Producer

Cynthia A Palormo

Associate Producer

Maeve Paterson

Costume Designer

Lloyd Phillips

Production Consultant

Eimear Quinn

Song Performer

Hannah Quinn

Assistant Director

Robert Quinn

Assistant Director

Peter Robertson

Director Of Photography

Amanda J Scarano

Post-Production Coordinator

Amanda J Scarano

Production Coordinator

Bernard Somers

Executive Producer

Marguerite Somers

Executive Producer

Beau St. Clair

Producer

Sean P Steele

Screenplay

Ann Stokes

Wardrobe

Bernie Taupin

Song

Kevin Townsend

Music

Des Whelan

Camera Operator

Simon Willis

Sound

Bill Withers

Song

Bill Withers

Song Performer

Stephen Wright

Song

Gordon Wycherley

Assistant Director

Film Details

Also Known As
Nephew
Genre
Drama
Release Date
1998
Location
County Wicklow, Ireland

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 47m

Quotes

Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Released in United States August 1998

Released in United States March 1998

Released in United States May 1998

Released in United States on Video February 2000

Shown at Cannes Film Festival (market) May 13-24, 1998.

Shown at Haugesund Norwegian International Film Festival August 23-30, 1998.

Shown at Santa Barbara International Film Festival March 5-15, 1998.

Feature film directorial debut for AFI graduate Eugene Brady.

Began shooting November 4, 1996.

Completed shooting December 16, 1996.

Released in United States on Video February 2000

Released in United States March 1998 (Shown at Santa Barbara International Film Festival March 5-15, 1998.)

Released in United States May 1998 (Shown at Cannes Film Festival (market) May 13-24, 1998.)

Released in United States August 1998 (Shown at Haugesund Norwegian International Film Festival August 23-30, 1998.)