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Best Achievement in Production | 2002
2003 | Michael
Best Supporting Actor | 2003 | Sean
British Supporting Actress of the Year | 2003 | Shirley
Best Breakthrough Performance | 2003 | Steve
Democracy | 2003
Best Original Score | 2003 | Liz
Best Technical Achievement | 2002 | Mark
Best Performance | 2002 | Steve
Peter Hook from New Order described the film as "A film about the biggest c*nt in Manchester, played by the second biggest."
1500 revellers returned to the Hacienda to help film the penultimate scenes of the movie. Original Hacienda DJs Dave Haslam and Mike Pickering were brought in once again to mix the decks. Bernard Sumner and Peter Hook joined Mark 'Bez' Berry and a host of original regular Hacienda-goers who danced the night away into the early hours.
The opening scene, in which Tony Wilson (Steve Coogan) goes hang gliding for an item on his regional Granada news program, really happened. Furthermore, original Granada footage, showing the real Tony Wilson in some distress, has been spliced into this scene.
Sean Harris studied Ian Curtis in depth up to and during production. He also perfected Curtis' infamous dancing from watching video footage of Curtis on stage.
The Happy Mondays leave the meeting with London Records saying they are "going for a Kentucky Fried Chicken". The real-life Happy Mondays would use this exact phrase as a pretext for leaving the recording studio to take drugs.
"God: It's a pity you didn't sign the Smiths, but you were right about Mick Hucknell. His music's rubbish, and he's a ginger."
"Tony Wilson: The smaller the attendance the bigger the history. There were 12 people at the last supper. Half a dozen at Kitty Hawk. Archimedes was on his own in the bath."
