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Forgotten Gems ??
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Forgotten Gems ??
Has anyone recently seen a film or series that was out years ago and they’ve just seen - and it’s great??
I just watched Erin Brockovich and really enjoyed it !!
Any others ??
I just watched Erin Brockovich and really enjoyed it !!
Any others ??
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I'm just watching the box set of "Pure Mule" (2005) and really enjoying it. I had no idea that there was so much sex in the midlands - and drug taking. It passed me by when I had the misfortune to live there for a few years.
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Charlene mckeena and that e30 what more did a fella want. Pure mule was a good series.
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As somebody said elsewhere, "Charlene McKenna, the best thing to come out of Monaghan since laundered diesel".Jack The Stripper wrote: ↑Sun Mar 19, 2023 10:43 am Charlene mckeena and that e30 what more did a fella want. Pure mule was a good series.

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Family was very good. Although I think that might have been a co-production with BBC
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My God !Happy Days wrote: ↑Mon Mar 20, 2023 8:25 am Family was very good. Although I think that might have been a co-production with BBC
Was that the one with Charlow ?
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Yep. Sean McGinly played him and this so very well. He seems to have a knack for playing scumbags

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I hope he takes it as a compliment but he has that skanger look and the plays arseholes to absolute perfection!!!!Happy Days wrote: ↑Mon Mar 20, 2023 9:15 am Yep. Sean McGinly played him and this so very well. He seems to have a knack for playing scumbags![]()
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Another one with Sean McGinly and this time a bit more obscure, was DDU: District Detective Unit. Think it was late 90's early 00'S. Don't think it lasted more then one series but my recollection of it was that it was pretty good
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“DDU: District Detective Unit” (1999) (240 mins) 4 episodes. RTE TV Crime Series.Happy Days wrote: ↑Mon Mar 20, 2023 11:09 am Another one with Sean McGinly and this time a bit more obscure, was DDU: District Detective Unit. Think it was late 90's early 00'S. Don't think it lasted more then one series but my recollection of it was that it was pretty good
Sean Mc Ginley, Andrea Irvine, Dermot Martin, Owen Roe, Bosco Hogan.
Directors: Alan Grint. A.J Quinn.
Scriptwriter: Michael Russell.
Production company: Parallel Films.
In an affluent provincial town just outside Dublin, the good people are about to get a reality check. The crime and violence, normally only associated with the inner city, is infiltrating into their proud and deeply religious community.
First came the prostitutes – inevitably followed by the drugs and the protection rackets. Now the once quiet streets are awash with crime and it’s down to the DDU to sort it out.
A fast-paced, gritty and realistic police drama, District Detective Unit deals with the internal dynamics of a tight knit team of detectives trying to come to terms with each other, a crime wave and the problems of policing a town where everyone knows your name.
Not available due to copyright issues.
https://irelandsmovies.wordpress.com/d/
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