Making Waves (1987): Cast
Making Waves is a 1987 short film directed by Jenny Wilkes, starring Kenneth Cranham as Joe Nash, Sheila Hancock and Lila Kaye. It runs 12 minutes.
- Release year
- Runtime
- 12 min
- Director
- Jenny Wilkes
- Original language
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English - After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Making Waves About?
The premise of Making Waves without spoilers.
A group of elderly women set out for a seaside holiday, savoring sun, beach walks and shared stories. One brings her son, constantly checking on him and insisting he has a brain tumor. During the trip, her denial crumbles as they discover his problem is something entirely different, altering the group’s dynamic.
Making Waves Themes & Keywords
· 1 tag- based on short story
Making Waves Cast & Characters
Kenneth Cranham leads the cast as Joe Nash, with Sheila Hancock as Doris and Lila Kaye as Mrs Nash. Directed by Jenny Wilkes; 6 actors are credited in all.
- Director Jenny Wilkes
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Kenneth Cranham as Joe Nash - Sheila Hancock as Doris
- Lila Kaye as Mrs Nash
- Pat Keen as Alice
Also Starring in Making Waves
· 2 more- Terry John Hotel Manager
- Maggie Holland May
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Making Waves FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Making Waves, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Making Waves?
Making Waves runs 12 minutes.
When was Making Waves released?
Making Waves was released in 1987.
Who directed Making Waves?
Making Waves was directed by Jenny Wilkes.
Who is in the cast of Making Waves?
Making Waves stars Kenneth Cranham as Joe Nash, Sheila Hancock as Doris and Lila Kaye as Mrs Nash, among 6 credited actors.
Does Making Waves have a post-credit scene?
No. Making Waves has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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