

Made in Dagenham
“In the fight for equal rights, an ordinary woman achieves something extraordinary.”
Overview
A dramatization of the 1968 strike at the Ford Dagenham car plant, where female workers walked out in protest against sexual discrimination.
Top Cast

Sally Hawkins
Rita O'Grady

Bob Hoskins
Albert Passingham

Miranda Richardson
Barbara Castle

Geraldine James
Connie

Rosamund Pike
Lisa Hopkins

Andrea Riseborough
Brenda

Daniel Mays
Eddie O'Grady

Jaime Winstone
Sandra

Kenneth Cranham
Monty Taylor

Rupert Graves
Peter Hopkins

John Sessions
Harold Wilson

Roger Lloyd Pack
George
Key Film Crew
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