The Vote (2015) on Netflix
Poll clerks Kirsty Henderson, Laura Williams and Stephen Crosswell work a South London school polling station on the night of the 2015 general election. Ninety minutes of voting remain.
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Plot summary
A South London school serves as a polling station through the final ninety minutes of the 2015 general election. The clerks are Kirsty Henderson, Laura Williams and Stephen Crosswell, and the voters who pass their tables include a woman who slips and is helped to her feet by elderly Fred Norris, prompting Kirsty to remember deaths she has known on polling duty, excited first time voters, a quarreling couple, a woman who registered her hospitalized mother and not herself, and candidates chasing votes. Swedish journalist Tilde Larson arrives because Kirsty became a YouTube celebrity that morning by breaking down the school's locked doors, and selfies are banned at the station.
Cast
Mark Gatissas Steven Crosswell
Catherine Tateas Kirsty Henderson
Nina Sosanyaas Laura Williams
Judi Denchas Christine Metcalfe
Timothy Westas Fred Norris
MyAnna Buringas Tilde Larson (as Myanna Buring)
Nicholas Burnsas Kenneth Robson
Rosalie Craigas Louisa Robson
Madalena Albertoas Maria Ferreira
Paul Chahidias Howard Roberts
Jackie Cluneas Maggie Tann
Fisayo Akinadeas Jonathan Clarke
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about The Vote (2015)
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- The live broadcast attracted 555,000 viewers at its peak, making The Vote the most viewed production in the history of the Donmar Warehouse.
- Judi Dench starred alongside her real-life daughter Finty Williams for the first time, playing a mother and daughter, marking Dench's first performance at the theater since 1976.
- The broadcast was filmed using fixed-rig cameras, of the kind used in television shows such as One Born Every Minute, rather than conventional filming methods.
- The cameo role of Kirsty's in-law, Colin/Coleen Henderson, in the play was played by a different guest actor at each performance.















