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Road

Jun 11, 2014
1h 42m
★ 7.1

Brothers addicted to speed. At any price.

Overview

Brothers addicted to speed at any price. Documentary following the motorcycle road racing careers, and fate, of the Dunlop family.

Genres

Documentary

Production Companies

DoubleBand Films

Cast

Liam Neeson

Narrator (voice)

Liam Neeson

Joey Dunlop

Self - Road Racer (archive footage)

Joey Dunlop

Robert Dunlop

Self - Road Racer (archive footage)

Robert Dunlop

Michael Dunlop

Self - Robert Dunlop's Youngest Son

Michael Dunlop

William Dunlop

Self - Robert Dunlop's Eldest Son

William Dunlop

Liam Beckett

Self - Dunlop Family Friend

Liam Beckett

John McGuinness

Self - Road Racer

John McGuinness

Stephen Davidson

Self - Road Racing Writer & Photographer

Stephen Davidson

May Dunlop

Self - Joey & Robert Dunlop's Mother

May Dunlop

Jim Dunlop

Self - Joey & Robert Dunlop's Brother

Jim Dunlop

Linda Laverty

Self - Joey & Robert Dunlop's Sister

Linda Laverty

Linda Dunlop

Self - Joey Dunlop's Wife

Linda Dunlop

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