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1996 | Neil
Best Actor | 1996 | Liam
Best Cinematography | 1996 | Chris
Best Actor | 1997 | Liam
Best Original Score Motion Picture | 1997 | Elliot
Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture Drama | 1997 | Liam
Best Cinematography | 1997 | Chris
Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role | 1997 | Alan
Best Cinematography | 1997 | Chris
Best Actor | 1997 | Liam
Best Original Score | 1997 | Elliot
Peace | 1997
Best Original Score | 1997 | Elliot
Best Cinematography | 1997 | Chris
Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Theatrical Releases | 1997 | Chris
Best Music | 1996 | Elliot
1996 | Chris
Budget 25,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 16,900,000 USD
It is considered likely that Collins was killed by a dum-dum bullet fired by Denis "Sonny" O'Neill, an anti-Treaty IRA man who died in 1950.
Liam Neeson was 43 when this movie was made. The real-life Michael Collins was 31 when he died.
Michael Collins adopted guerrilla tactics used by the Boers during the Second Boer War (1899-1902).
The Treaty ports were returned to Ireland in 1938, ensuring the country could remain neutral throughout World War II.
Despite containing several brutal scenes of violence, the film was given a very lenient 'PG' rating in Ireland mainly because of its historical context. Sheamus Smith issued a press statement defending his decision, claiming the film was a landmark in Irish cinema and that he believed "because of the subject matter, parents should have the option of making their own decision as to whether their children should see the film or not." The quad poster used to advertise the film in Ireland carried a message that read, "WARNING TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS: This film includes scenes depicting explicit cruelty and violence along with crude language. It is advised that children under 12 years be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian." It became the second most successful movie ever released in Ireland.
"[Michael Collins arrives at the ceremony to take down the British flag] British officer: You're seven minutes late, Mr. Collins. Michael Collins: You've kept us waiting 700 years. You can have your seven minutes."
"Cathal Brugha: The Minister is as usual exceeding his brief! Michael Collins: And what is my brief, Cathal? Cathal Brugha: Intelligence. Michael Collins: Bullshit! I'm Minister for Gun-Running, Daylight Robbery, and General Mayhem."
