Themes: Fathers and Daughters, Musician's Life, Discovering One's Heritage
Main Cast: Craig Ferguson, Jemma Redgrave, Charlotte Church, Joss Ackland, Ralph Brown
Release Year: 2003
Country: UK
Run Time: 104 minutes
MPAA Rating: PG13
Plot
A has-been '80s pop star whose phone stopped ringing some time ago, Paul Kerr (Craig Ferguson) is an alcoholic on a downward spiral. After crashing his motorcycle through a window and into a fountain in his estate, Paul is sent to a mental hospital on the assumption that he has become suicidal. When a woman named Rebecca (Jemma Redgrave) shows up one day with teenage Olivia (Charlotte Church), whom she claims is Paul's long lost daughter, both the girl and the depressed singer slowly begin find a new sense of purpose in their lives. Returning to his home to set his life straight with a little help from a former bandmate, a tentative romance develops between Rebecca and Paul. Subsequently discovering that his newfound daughter shares her father's talent for singing, it appears as if Paul may well be on his way to finally finding post-fame happiness in life. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
Paul Cross - Art Director, Pam Dixon - Casting, Wayne Morris - Co-producer, David C. Robinson - Co-producer, Stephanie Collie - Costume Designer, Kieron Phipps - First Assistant Director, Craig Ferguson - Director, Sheldon Kahn - Editor, Guy McElwaine - Executive Producer, Trevor Jones - Composer (Music Score), Tim Harvey - Production Designer, Ian Wilson - Cinematographer, James G. Robinson - Producer, Simon Hayes - Sound/Sound Designer, Craig Ferguson - Screenwriter, Philip McGrade - Screenwriter, Budd Carr - Executive Music Producer
