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Scuz is a documentary about County Cricketer Graham 'Scuzzer' Kersey, who died in a car accident in Australia on Christmas Eve, 1996. The film combines archive footage, photographs, and new interviews to chronicle his career from Bexley to his wicketkeeping years at Kent and Surrey. It releases on 5 August 2026.
Key features
- ·Documentary genre
- ·Subject: County Cricketer Graham Kersey
- ·Archive footage and photographs
- ·New interviews with cricket figures
- ·Career span: Bexley, Kent, Surrey
- ·Release date: 5 August 2026
FAQ
When and where does Scuz release?
Scuz is scheduled for release on 5 August 2026. Distribution and platform details have not been confirmed in available data.
Where can I watch Scuz online?
No streaming or theatrical platform information has been announced for Scuz at this time. Check back closer to the 5 August 2026 release date for details.
Who is the subject of Scuz?
The documentary focuses on Graham 'Scuzzer' Kersey, a County Cricketer who played as a wicketkeeper for Kent and Surrey. Kersey died in a car accident in Australia on Christmas Eve, 1996.
What is Scuz about?
Scuz chronicles the cricket career of Graham Kersey, from his beginnings at Bexley through to his wicketkeeping roles at Kent and Surrey. The film uses archive footage, photographs, and new interviews with cricketing figures to reconstruct his career and personal story.
What genre is Scuz?
Scuz is a documentary. It focuses on the life and cricket career of a specific individual, drawing on archival and interview material.
About this release
Scuz is a documentary releasing on 5 August 2026. The film centres on Graham 'Scuzzer' Kersey, a County Cricketer whose life ended in a car accident in Australia on Christmas Eve, 1996. Drawing on archive clips, unearthed photographs, and new interviews with figures from the cricket world, the film traces Kersey's career from his early days at Bexley through his wicketkeeping years at Kent and Surrey.
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