The Debt Collector

1999
1h 49min

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Billy Connolly in The Debt Collector (1999)

Mean, gritty, dirty, and low - and that's just Policeman Gary Keltie out for retribution for the horrendous crimes against the helpless people of Edinburgh, Scotland during the 1970s by notorious, torturous, and killer debt collector Nickie Dryden.

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaEdinburgh cop Gary Keltie pursues violent 1970s debt collector Nickie Dryden, seeking revenge for his brutal crimes against locals. Their conflict escalates into a final violent confrontatio... Leer todoEdinburgh cop Gary Keltie pursues violent 1970s debt collector Nickie Dryden, seeking revenge for his brutal crimes against locals. Their conflict escalates into a final violent confrontation on the city streets.Edinburgh cop Gary Keltie pursues violent 1970s debt collector Nickie Dryden, seeking revenge for his brutal crimes against locals. Their conflict escalates into a final violent confrontation on the city streets.

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- 1 premio ganado y 1 nominación en total

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Billy Connolly

Nickie Dryden

Ken Stott

Gary Keltie

Francesca Annis

Val Dryden

Iain Robertson

Flipper

Annette Crosbie

Lana

Alastair Galbraith

Colquhoun

Shauna Macdonald

Catriona
(as Shauna MacDonald)

Sandy Neilson

Duncan

Julie Wilson Nimmo

Young Girl
(as Julie Wilson-Nimmo)

Alan Francis

Young man

James Thomson

Jobbie

Stephen Duguid

Kev
(as Steven Duguid)

Matt Costello

Policeman
(as Matt Costelloe)

Stuart Sinclair Blyth

Policeman
(as Stuart Blyth)

Gordon Orr

Scott

Jenny Foulds

Susie

Neil McKinven

Radio interviewer

Andrew Neil

Macrieff

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Waste of 2 hours

I really can't believe how highly rated this film is on these pages. The plot seemed to be unnecessarily full of very obvious twists (who actually thought that the policeman had killed Dryden's son?) The climactic stabbing scene was too awful to watch apart from on fast forward, and the attempt at a happy ending just lodged in the throat. All the male participants were mentally unstable which ment that there was no sympathy for any of them. I can't believe that my local paper described it as "funny", surely some mistake?