Scuz
“The Life of Graham 'Scuzzer' Kersey”
Synopsis
'Scuz' tells the story of County Cricketer Graham 'Scuzzer' Kersey, who’s life was cut short in a car accident in Australia on Christmas Eve, 1996. With a host of archive clips, unearthed photographs and new interviews with cricketing greats, 'Scuz' explores the memories and wild anecdotes of his career, from his beginnings at Bexley, through to his wicketkeeping years at Kent and Surrey, in a life cut short, but always lived to the full.
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- Director
- James Kersey
- Original Score
- Harry Prescott
- Original Title
- Scuz
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 37m
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Frequently Asked Questions About Scuz
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What is Scuz about?
'Scuz' tells the story of County Cricketer Graham 'Scuzzer' Kersey, who’s life was cut short in a car accident in Australia on Christmas Eve, 1996. With a host of archive clips, unearthed photographs and new interviews with cricketing greats, 'Scuz' explores the memories and wild anecdotes of his career, from his beginnings at Bexley, through to his wicketkeeping years at Kent and Surrey, in a life cut short, but always lived to the full.
Who directed Scuz?
Scuz was directed by James Kersey.
Who stars in Scuz?
The principal cast of Scuz includes Alec Stewart, Adam Hollioake.
When was Scuz released and how long is it?
Scuz was released in 2026 with a total runtime of 37m.
Who composed the musical score for Scuz?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Scuz was composed by Harry Prescott.