more success, including a platinum record, the band keeps falling apart. Mick quits, claiming to be bored of the simplistic drum patterns he's been given to play. Kate hates the pressures and lack of control that fame has brought her. Dave and Tony treat Ken terribly, hating him for being a junkie, and he quits the group too. By now the band's name has been amended to Kate & Breaking Glass. During a radio show which invites listeners to call in, Kate has trouble understanding her fans and gets angry when she is accused of being controlled by her record company, and even more so when someone she thinks is Danny calls in to accuse her of selling out. The next single released is "Big Brother", which features the 'offensive' lyrics completely changed as the music agents originally wanted, proving she has indeed sold out. Mick and Ken meet with Danny and accuse him of abandoning them and ruining the band but all the same they plead with him to come back and help Kate, yet he refuses. The film ends with a huge concert and the debut of a new song, although already drugged Kate is forced to go on stage by Chris Campbell, who forcibly holds her down while a doctor injects her in the buttocks with more drugs. Kate goes on with the band, performing the song "Eighth Day" (the American release of the film ends the movie after the song). After the song finishes Kate flees the stage into the London Underground, where she begins hallucinating people dressed as her and her former bandmates, and has a nervous breakdown. The final scene shows Kate catatonic at a mental hospital where Danny comes to visit her and to bring her a synthesiser. Cast Phil Daniels – Danny Hazel O'Connor – Kate Crowley Jon Finch – Bob Woods Jonathan Pryce – Ken Peter-Hugo Daly – Mick Mark Wingett – Tony Gary Tibbs – Dave Charles Wegner – Chris Campbell Mark Wing-Davey – Fordyce Hugh Thomas – Davis Derek Thompson – Andy Nigel Humphreys – Brian Ken Campbell – Publican Lowri Ann Richards – Jane Peter Tilbury – CID Officer Zoot Money – Promotions Man Jim Broadbent – Station Porter Richard Griffiths – Studio Engineer Janine Duvitski – Jackie Michael Kitchen – Larner Jonathan Lynn – Radio DJ Gary Holton – Punk Guitarist Kenneth MacDonald – Security Man Production