The Crying Game 1992 Watch Free in HD

Forest Whitaker

15 July 1961, Longview, Texas, USA

Miranda Richardson

3 March 1958, Southport, Lancashire, England, UK

Stephen Rea

31 October 1946, Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK

Adrian Dunbar

1 August 1958, Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, UK

Breffni McKenna

Joe Savino

Birdy Sweeney

14 June 1931, Dungannon, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, UK

Jaye Davidson

21 March 1968, Riverside, California, USA

Andrée Bernard

29 November 1966, London, England, UK

Jim Broadbent

24 May 1949, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England, UK

Ralph Brown

18 June 1957, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, UK

Tony Slattery

9 November 1959, Stonebridge, London, England, UK

Jack Carr

21 November 1944, Norfolk, England, UK

Josephine White

Shar Campbell

Bryan Coleman

29 January 1911, London, England, UK

Ray De-Haan

David Crionelly

Charles Mandracchia

March 29, 1962 in Brooklyn, New York, USA

Neil Jordan

25 February 1950, Sligo, Ireland

Neil Jordan

25 February 1950, Sligo, Ireland

Jody

Played by: Forest Whitaker

Jude

Played by: Miranda Richardson

Fergus

Played by: Stephen Rea

Maguire

Played by: Adrian Dunbar

Tinker

Played by: Breffni McKenna

Eddie

Played by: Joe Savino

Tommy

Played by: Birdy Sweeney

Dil

Played by: Jaye Davidson

Jane

Played by: Andrée Bernard

Col

Played by: Jim Broadbent

Deveroux

Played by: Tony Slattery

Chicago Tribune

One of the year's best films.

March 09, 2015

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Radio Times

It's a beguiling, eccentric blend of romantic drama and political thriller, and at its centre is a charismatic performance from Stephen Rea.

March 09, 2015

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Common Sense Media

Powerful drama has mature sexual themes, violence.

April 01, 2015

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Seattle Times

Seeing the film twice reveals two completely different viewer perspectives -- a kind of "before and after" syndrome -- and like any good film The Crying Game grows richer as it sinks into your thoughts.

March 09, 2015

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People Magazine

[An] exhilarating whirlwind of a drama.

March 09, 2015

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TIME Magazine

In a style of agitated naturalism, Jordan examines poignant matters of life and death, sex and friendship, duty and loyalty, freedom and bondage, manhood and womanhood and all the ambiguous areas in between.

March 09, 2015

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Baltimore Sun

The movie is at its stunning best as it comes to terms with the impact of its own most devious surprise... Still, at a certain point, it reverts to formula.

March 09, 2015

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Orlando Sentinel

This film must be discovered as it unfolds: If anyone starts to tell you about it, hit him.

March 09, 2015

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Chicago Tribune

Its components are built upon deception and forgiveness, misconnections and misunderstandings, sexual jealousy and moral ambivalence, trust and loyalty, desperation and loneliness. It is also, not incidentally, a crackling good movie.

March 09, 2015

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South Florida Sun-Sentinel

Erratic but forcefully acted.

March 09, 2015

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Philadelphia Daily News

Here's a movie that is difficult to outguess, difficult even to describe. The Crying Game belongs to no particular genre, though it is an absorbing thriller and a memorably offbeat love story.

March 09, 2015

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Los Angeles Times

Suspenseful and emotionally complex, skillfully mixing politics with affairs of the heart, The Crying Game is something unexpected, a challenging new way to tell a very old story.

March 09, 2015

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