Crying Game (1992)

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AKA: The Soldier’s Wife
Year: 1992
Directed by: Neil Jordan
Starring: Stephen Rea (Fergus), Jaye Davidson (Dil), Forest Whitaker (Jody), Miranda Richardson (Jude)
Country: UK, European Cinema
Language: English (English Subs)
Runtime: 01:51:37
Genres: Captivity-Kidnapping, Transsexual

Plot – Spoilers:
Jody, a British soldier is taken hostage by the IRA in Northern Ireland, in the hope of securing the release of important IRA members in British custody. Fergus who leads the operation, takes a liking to Jody’s incessant chatter and the two grow to trust each other over the next few days of Jody’s captivity.

Jody is skeptical about any hope of release and repeatedly tells Fergus to someday find his girlfriend Dil in London and pass on his last thoughts. The British government doesn’t give in to the IRA demands and Fergus is entrusted with the task of executing Jody. Though it gets botched, Jody is killed and Fergus escapes from the British Army into their homeland. While in London, he finds Dil and slowly falls in love with her, though there is something about her that’s apparent to everyone, including us, that Fergus is oblivious to…

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Old Mother Hubbard
Old Mother Hubbard
January 14, 2026 5:39 pm

BIG TIME SPOILERS – DON’T READ THIS BECAUSE I WILL RUIN THE MOVIE FOR YOU IF YOU HAVEN’T SEEN IT YET

I saw this when it first came out. It was quite controversial then and I think it may have even been banned for a while in the USA. Old ladies were clutching their pearls, the same old ladies who ended up voting for Barrack Obama, the president who tried to normalize transgenderism and homosexuality on his “wife’s” insistence.

It’s pretty obvious from your first sight of Dil that “she” is a he, but back in the day I think people were not expecting it, thus the controversy. Besides all that it is a pretty good movie. My girl Miranda Richardson is great as “Jude.” (Miranda gives an absolutely outstanding performance in David Cronenberg’s film “Spider” (2002)). Stephen Rea gives a brave performance here as “Fergus.” I’ve never been a fan of Forest Whitaker. He’s not a shitty actor or anything but he just irks me. I’m going to give this one just a cunt hair over 4 stars.

João Carlos
João Carlos
November 27, 2025 1:38 am

Bom filme boa fotografia mas e só o ator transexual fez o filme Stargate da mesma época , nota 5 tem a música que foi regravado pelo boy George

Nate Higgers
Nate Higgers
August 22, 2025 2:29 am

I remember watching this as a teenager with my dad. Ran into a friend of his at Blockbuster. Said we should rent The Crying Game. Fun for the whole family he said. Real funny guy.

Russ
Russ
January 3, 2024 11:34 am

Enjoyable, no major complaints.

Notorious steve
Notorious steve
January 12, 2023 6:54 pm

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Tommy Kirate
Tommy Kirate
January 3, 2023 11:23 am

Miserable cunt of a film about some transvestite named Fred,hated it

Badmoviejoe
Badmoviejoe
June 16, 2022 4:06 pm

I randomly wondered what happened to the trans from the crying game. I was a big stargate fan as a kid. So I Google him and he is jacked AF now. Like he has this lumber jack beard and looks like a short Dewayne Johnson. He even has a hot wife. It was the polar opposite of what I was expecting to see.

sav
sav
December 22, 2020 11:25 pm

i like the trans representation and shes beautiful this had a good ending

Poppy
Poppy
June 28, 2020 3:38 am

Spoiler: but for a noir romance this had such a happy ending! It’s tense and tragic in parts but that one shooting was sooooo satisfying. Maybe after watching so many movies on this site I expected Dil to be atrociously violently tortured, and I’m so happy she wasn’t. It’s honestly been a long time since I’ve seen such a beautiful, emotionally intense film. Awesome upload. Thank you!

Kitsunehi
Kitsunehi
November 19, 2019 3:55 am

I truly appreciate Neil Jordan’s beautiful take on M Butterfly; a personal favorite. Truly too bad that Jaye Davidson didn’t wish to continue his acting career; he and Stephen Rea were wonderful together. Forrest Whitaker and Mianda Richardson round out a fabulous main cast. Overall, beautiful film. However, if at all possible, do not watch this film as a teen, with your parents. Just saying.