Broken Record (2014) Online
Frasier and Tam can't believe their luck when they stumble upon an old trunk full of old records during a house clearance. Have they hit the jackpot?
| Cast overview: | |||
 | Steven Patrick | - | Frasier |
 | John Gaffney | - | Tam |
 | Darren McColl | - | Jim |
 | Alan Cuthbert | - | Cecil Hardcastle |
 | Paul Massie | - | Record Shop Owner |
 | David Marshall | - | John |
| Tony Quigley | - | Stevie |
 | Chris Quick | - | Radio Announcer (voice) |
| Karen L. Quick | - | Betty (voice) |
Directorial debut for Andy S. McEwan.
Steven Patrick was the first actor to be cast in the film.
Steven Patrick & Paul Massie are both musicians.
During filming, Steven's car which features in the film was involved in a collision a week after the scene with Frasier & Cecil was shot. The car was still required for filming later scenes in the film and a replacement was sought soon after the accident. Luckily, Steven managed to find the same car but in green to allow filming to continue.
Darren McColl was still in school when the film was recorded. The producers only discovered this fact after his scenes had been shot. He was 17 when he was selected to play the role of Jim.
John Gaffney injured his finger during the fall scene in the film.
Austin Hayden & Craig Walker were both considered for the part of the record shop owner.
First film for Pentagram Productions UK.
Only one scene was shot outside of East Kilbride. The record shop used in the film is Record Fayre in the Merchant City in Glasgow.
David R. Montgomery was initially approached to play the role of Tam but declined due to other commitments. The role later went to John Gaffney
The film was screened at the Loch Ness Film Festival in July 2014.
The film was screened at the Ickle Film Festival in September 2014.
The film was screened at the Portobello Film Festival in September 2014.
The film is loosely based on a true story.
The film competed in the May edition of The Monthly Film Festival in 2015.
The film won the May 2014 edition of Cafe Flicker at GMAC in Glasgow after being the only film to enter in that month.
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