The Miser is a short film released in 2000, with a runtime of 22 minutes. Hailing from Ireland, the film boasts a talented cast including Brendan Coldwell as Devereux, Ned Dennehy as Faxy, Eithne McGinness as the Nun, Brian Rielly as Father Ring, Catal Farrelly as the Butcher, Edel Conefrey as Joan, Eamon O'Malley as the Young Boy, Charlie McGurl as the Cart Driver, and Donal McKiernan as the Farmer.
The Miser follows the story of a miserly man named Devereux, played by Brendan Coldwell, who is known for his greed and desire to hoard his wealth. His stinginess causes tension and conflict with those around him, including the other characters in the film.
Ned Dennehy's portrayal of Faxy, a character who becomes entangled in Devereux's schemes, adds depth and intrigue to the narrative. Eithne McGinness shines as the Nun, providing a contrast to the greed and a sense of moral guidance.
Brian Rielly's performance as Father Ring brings a sense of morality and righteousness to the story, while Catal Farrelly's role as the Butcher adds a touch of dark humor to the film.
Edel Conefrey as Joan, Eamon O'Malley as the Young Boy, Charlie McGurl as the Cart Driver, and Donal McKiernan as the Farmer round out the cast with their strong performances, adding layers to the story and creating a rich tapestry of characters.
The Miser is a compelling and thought-provoking film that explores themes of greed, morality, and the consequences of one's actions. With a talented cast and a well-crafted narrative, this Irish film is sure to captivate audiences and leave a lasting impression.
.