Tyrannosaur was a 2012 British drama film directed by Paddy Considine. It had a budget of £750,000 and made £396,930 at the box office. The film follows Joseph, a man plagued by violence, whose relationship with a Christian charity shop worker named Hannah begins to reveal secrets with devastating consequences for both of their lives. It was produced by Diarmid Scrimshaw and Mark Herbert and had distribution from several companies including Optimum Releasing and Wild Bunch Benelux.

1. Tyrannosaur Case Study
Tyrannosaur was released in the UK on October 7th 2011. It has a running time of 92
minutes and is classed within the genre of Drama. This film has an age rating of 18.
Overall for this film there were two film trailers released and one film poster. It was
written and directed by Paddy Considine. The film was produced by Diarmid
Scrimshaw and Mark Herbert along with the cinematography by Erik Wilson. The film
had a budget of £750,000 and made in the box office £396,930.
The plot for the film is as follows:
Joseph, a man plagued by violence and a rage that is driving him to self-destruction,
earns a chance of redemption that appears in the form of Hannah, a Christian charity
shop worker. Their relationship begins to reveal that Hannah is hiding a secret of her
own with devastating consequences to both of their lives.
Production companies for the film include Warp X, Inflammable Films, Film4 (which it
is financed by), UK Film Council (which it is financed by), Screen Yorkshire (in
association with), EM Media (which it is financed by) and Optimum Releasing (in
association with). The distribution companies for this film include D Films, Camera
Films, DistriB Films, Espace Sarou, Feelgood Entertainment, Kino Kontrovers, NonStop
Entertainment, Optimum Releasing, Strand Releasing, Wild Bunch Benelux, A-Film
Home Entertainment, Alliance Atlantis Home Video, Euro Video, Film1, Front Row
Filmed Entertainment, Madman Entertainment, Movie Inspired, Optimum Home
Entertainment and Zamie Pictures.
Some of the cast includes Peter Mullan as Joseph, Eddie Marsan as James, Olivia
Coleman as Hannah, Ned Dennehy as Tommy, Paul Popplewell as Bod and Samuel
Bottemly as Samuel and many more.