I Love a Man in Uniform (film)
For other uses, see I Love a Man in Uniform (disambiguation).
| I Love a Man in Uniform | |
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| Directed by | David Wellington |
| Produced by |
Paul Brown Alexandra Raffe |
| Written by | David Wellington |
| Starring |
Tom McCamus Brigitte Bako Kevin Tighe Daniel MacIvor Henry Czerny Albert Schultz J. D. Nicholsen Matthew Ferguson |
| Music by |
Ron Sures The Tragically Hip |
| Cinematography | David Franco |
| Edited by | Susan Shipton |
| Distributed by | IRS Media |
Release dates |
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Running time | 97 mins |
| Country | Canada |
| Language | English |
I Love a Man in Uniform is a Canadian film, directed by David Wellington and released in 1993.
Plot
The film, a dark psychological drama, stars Tom McCamus as Henry Adler, a bank employee and struggling actor who finally gets his big break, being cast as a police officer in a television series. However, Adler begins to identify too closely with the sense of power and authority that comes with wearing the police uniform, takes to wearing it in public as if he were a real police officer, and gradually loses his grip on reality.
Cast
- Tom McCamus as Henry Adler
- Brigitte Bako as Charlie Warner
- Kevin Tighe as Frank
- Daniel MacIvor as Director
- Henry Czerny as Joseph Riggs
- Albert Schultz as Businessman
- J. D. Nicholsen as Archer
- Matthew Ferguson as Edward Nichols
Awards
McCamus won the Genie Award as Best Actor for his performance. Tighe won the Genie Award for Best Supporting Actor.
External links
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