Threads (1984)

Movie Details

Original Title Threads

Original Language EN

Budget $420,000

Status Released

Popularity 1.7

Cast

Karen Meagher

Ruth Beckett

Popularity: 1.6

Reece Dinsdale

Jimmy Kemp

Popularity: 1.8

David Brierly

Mr. Kemp

Popularity: 0.4

Rita May

Mrs. Kemp

Popularity: 0.6

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Nicholas Lane

Michael Kemp

Popularity: 0.3

Jane Hazlegrove

Alison Kemp

Popularity: 7.7

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Henry Moxon

Mr Beckett

Popularity: 0.2

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June Broughton

Mrs Beckett

Popularity: 3.2

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Sylvia Stoker

Granny Beckett

Popularity: 2.3

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Harry Beety

Clive Sutton

Popularity: 0.2

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Ruth Holden

Marjorie Sutton

Popularity: 2.7

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Ashley Barker

Bob

Popularity: 0.3

Key Crew

Director Mick Jackson

Writer Barry Hines

Producer Mick Jackson

Editor Jim Latham, Donna Bickerstaff

Executive Producer John Purdie, Graham Massey

Production

Western-World Television Inc.

BBC

Nine Network Australia

Videos & Trailers

Remastered Blu-Ray Release Trailer

Trailer

Original Trailer

Trailer

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Backdrops

Keywords

great britain northern england despair yorkshire nuclear holocaust disaster nuclear fallout radiation sickness aggressive grim nuclear winter sheffield, england societal collapse sinister

Reviews from TMDB

znapper 10/10

Feb 20, 2017

This film was, for many, a turning-point regarding nuclear weapons, the cold war and nuclear-politics. Set in a 1984 UK industrial-suburbia, as the cold war gets hot, we follow regular people in their daily lives and how they prepare for the coming apocalypse. Barry Hines and Mick Jackson expl ... Read more

Rodney Wollam 9/10

Mar 17, 2018

Once again, I struggled to understand the British English. At least this time, I didn't really need to. Not a word needed to be spoken to convey the very real horror we might all be subjected to. Now, closer to that armageddon than ever before in our history. I just hope I die in the initial blast. ... Read more