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Michael Caine
Jack Carter
Ian Hendry
Eric
Britt Ekland
Anna
John Osborne
Kinnear
Tony Beckley
Peter
George Sewell
Con
Geraldine Moffat
Glenda
Rosemarie Dunham
Edna
Petra Markham
Doreen
Alun Armstrong
Keith
Bryan Mosley
Cliff Brumby
Glynn Edwards
Albert Swift
Bernard Hepton
Thorpe
Terence Rigby
Gerald Fletcher
John Bindon
Sid Fletcher
Godfrey Quigley
Eddie
Kevin Brennan
Harry
Maxwell Deas
Vicar (uncredited)
Liz McKenzie
Mrs. Brumby (uncredited)
John Hussey
Architect (uncredited)
Ben Aris
Architect (uncredited)
Kitty Atwood
Old Woman (uncredited)
Denea Wilde
Pub Singer (uncredited)
Geraldine Sherman
Girl in Café (uncredited)
Joy Merlyn
Woman in Post Office (uncredited)
Yvonne Miklosh
Woman in Post Office (uncredited)
Alan Hockey
Scrapyard Dealer (uncredited)
Karl Howard
'J' (uncredited)
Allan Surtees
Gambler (uncredited)
John Quarmby
Second Gambler (uncredited)
Ellis Dale
Undertaker (uncredited)
Alexander Morton
Hubert (uncredited)
Terence Plummer
Thorpe's Driver (uncredited)
Doug Archell
Drug Dealer (uncredited)
Dorothy White
Margaret (uncredited)

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A review by John Chard

Written by John Chard on Sun Jan 04 2015

When Jack went home! Get Carter, not just one of the finest exponents of British neo-noir, but one of the greatest British films ever, period. Michael Caine stars as Jack Carter, a tough no nonsense operator in the London underworld who returns to his home town of Newcastle Upon Tyne when his brother turns up dead. Directed and adapted to screenplay by Mike Hodges from Ted Lewis' novel "Jack's Return Home", Get Carter is a bleakly atmospheric masterwork that takes the period setting of the time and blends harsh realism with film noir sensibilities and filters it through an uncut prism of...