The Whip

The Whip

The Whip

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The Whip

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2024

1h 22m

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Thriller

Drama

Overview

A full-time carer plots a daring heist from the Houses of Parliament, in a bid to thwart devastating welfare reforms known as Independence Credit.

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17 members

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Shian Denovan

Sadie Baxter

Shian Denovan

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Gala Wesson

Abi Munroe

Gala Wesson

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Tom Knight

Michael Harrington

Tom Knight

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Daniel Davids

Jason

Daniel Davids

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Ray Bullock Jr.

Damian Wilson

Ray Bullock Jr.

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Meg Fozzard

Emily Baxter

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May Cunningham

Kathryn Nichols

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Aislinn De'ath

Laura Ashworth

Aislinn De'ath

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Claire De Boer

Doctor Jenkins

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Tamara Ritthaler

Nicole

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Erina Mashate

Carla

Erina Mashate

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Adam Azarti

Zac

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Nigel Thomas

Mark Compton MP

Nigel Thomas

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Ralph Bogard

Parliament Chief Doorkeeper

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Tom Blake

George Stevens

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Dan March

Martin McKenna

Dan March

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Dennis Good

Keith Belham MP

Dennis Good

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