Made in Dagenham

Based on a true story, Made in Dagenham explores the movement that caused a significant law reform. Rita O'Grady (a fictional character) leads the Ford sewing machinists strike of 1968 at the Ford Dagenham, where female workers walk out in protest against sexual discrimination, demanding equal pay. This strike causes a lot of public attention around the world and was seen as out of the ordinary to many because it was not in a woman's nature to do anything else other than the traditional family roles. The strike is successful and leads to the Equal Pay Act 1970.

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TheTVDB.com Movie ID 9803
Status Released
Released Worldwide September 11, 2010
Runtime 113 minutes
Genres Comedy Drama
Original Country Great Britain
Original Language English
Spoken Languages English
Studio BBC Film
Production Company BBC Film Audley Films LLP BMS Finance HanWay Films Lipsync Productions Number 9 Films UK Film Council
Production Countries Great Britain
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Box Office Worldwide $12,300,000 US $0
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Sally Hawkins
as Rita O'Grady
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Bob Hoskins
as Albert Passingham
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Geraldine James
as Connie
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Andrea Riseborough
as Brenda
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Lorraine Stanley
as Monica
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Matthew Aubrey
as Brian
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Thomas Arnold
as Martin
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Robbie Kay
as Graham O'Grady
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Rosamund Pike
as Lisa Hopkins
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Joseph Mawle
as Gordon
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Kenneth Cranham
as Monty Taylor
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Miles Jupp
as Undersecretary 2
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Richard Schiff
as Robert Tooley
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Simon Armstrong
as Rogers
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Andrew Lincoln
as Mr. Clarke
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Gina Bramhill
as Hopkins' Secretary
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Philip Perry
as Arthur Horovitz
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Mitchell Mullen
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Nico Tatarowicz
as Reporter
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William Ivory
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Phil Cornwell
as Dave
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Peter-Hugo Daly
as Bartholomew
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Nicola Duffett
as Eileen
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Karen Seacombe
as Marge
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Miranda Richardson
as Barbara Castle
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Jaime Winstone
as Sandra
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Daniel Mays
as Eddie O'Grady
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Roger Lloyd Pack
as George
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Matt King
as Trevor Innes
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Rupert Graves
as Peter Hopkins
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Joseph Kloska
as Undersecretary 1
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John Sessions
as Harold Wilson
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Angus Barnett
as Passing Van Driver
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William Ivory

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Christine Langan
Paul White

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Nigel Cole

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