The Strangerers is a British film released in 2000, featuring a star-studded cast including William Marsh as Cowboy Boots, Mike Hayley as Irius Mann, Dun Macichen as Galadriel, Sarah Alexander as Rina, Kavan Clerkin as Victor, Ricky Grover as Cook, David Williams as Rats, Angus Barnett as Fluids, Julian Rivett as Franco, Paul Darrow as C.D., Kulvinder Ghir as Keith, Nina Wadia as Waitress, Mark Williams as Flynn, Alex Kew as Boy with Ray Gun, Mark Heap as Harry, Gary Dunnington as Truck Driver, Tracy-Ann Oberman as Motorcycle Cop, Milton Jones as Supervisor, Gabrielle Blunt as Mrs. Bailey, Gareth Thomas as Police Sergeant, Leo Ringer as Leaking Man, Morwenna Banks as Super Supervisor, Jack Docherty as Niven, John Sparks as Bilbo, [Actor Name] as Sinister Man, Robert Perkins as Trucker (Jimmy), Daniel Strauss as Dominatrix Customer, Jerome Wright as Doc, Martin Trenaman as Barkeep, Mira Syal as Volunteer, [Actor Name] as Lush, John Vernon as D.N.E. Agent, Chris Larner as Medical Researcher, Joan Linder as Clarissa, and Claire Cathcart as Shopkeeper.
The film premiered on February 15, 2000, and was well-received by audiences worldwide. The Strangerers follows a group of eccentric characters on a bizarre and humor-filled journey through strange and surreal situations. With a mix of science fiction, comedy, and mystery, the film keeps viewers entertained from start to finish.
Each actor brings their unique talents to the screen, creating a dynamic and engaging ensemble cast. From the quirky Cowboy Boots to the enigmatic Irius Mann, each character adds depth and humor to the storyline. The chemistry between the actors is palpable, making for a captivating viewing experience.
The Strangerers is a must-watch for fans of offbeat cinema and out-of-the-box storytelling. With its quirky characters, unpredictable plot twists, and stellar performances, this British gem is sure to leave a lasting impression on audiences of all ages. So gather your friends, grab some popcorn, and get ready for a wild ride with The Strangerers!
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