The Truth Game
Brief Synopsis
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In London, over the course of a dinner party, three couples meet up to socialize, but end up chewing lumps out of each other each other when they set out to play the truth game. Ironically the neurotic twentysomethings never actually end up playing the game for the simple reason that none of their r
Cast & Crew
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Simon Rumley
Director
Paul Blackthorne
Dan
Tania Emery
Charlotte
Thomas Fisher
Alan
Selina Giles
Lilly
Stuart Laing
Eddy
Film Details
Also Known As
Truth Game
Genre
Comedy
Drama
Release Date
2001
Production Company
Screen Production Associates
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 18m
Synopsis
In London, over the course of a dinner party, three couples meet up to socialize, but end up chewing lumps out of each other each other when they set out to play the truth game. Ironically the neurotic twentysomethings never actually end up playing the game for the simple reason that none of their relationships might survive it. Struggling writer Eddy lies to his wife, Lilly, about drugs. His best friend, Dan, makes a lunge at Lilly in the kitchen. And shy Alan dithers while Charlotte plots how to ditch Dan.
Director
Simon Rumley
Director
Cast
Paul Blackthorne
Dan
Tania Emery
Charlotte
Thomas Fisher
Alan
Selina Giles
Lilly
Stuart Laing
Eddy
Wendy Wason
Kate
Jennifer White
Alex
Crew
Douglas Abbott
Executive Producer
John Avery
Sound Mixer
Alistair Cameron
Director Of Photography
Alice Herrick
Production Designer
Piers Jackson
Producer
John Jaquiss
Executive Producer
Jimmy King
Costume Designer
Jimmy King
Costume Designer
Judy Lipsey
Co-Executive Producer
Bill Marsden
Assistant Director
Simon Rumley
Producer
Simon Rumley
Screenwriter
Colin Sherman
Editor
Mark Hinton Steward
Music
Jonathan Weissler
Line Producer
Film Details
Also Known As
Truth Game
Genre
Comedy
Drama
Release Date
2001
Production Company
Screen Production Associates
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 18m
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Miscellaneous Notes
Second film in director Simon Rumley's proposed trilogy on young Londoners, following "Strong Language" (United Kingdom/1997).
Began shooting mid July 1999.
