A brutal account of how real-life, hard-as-nails Falklands War veteran Tony Tucker came to be involved in one of the most notorious gangland murders in British history.
Terry Stone
Tony Tucker
Vinnie Jones
Bernard O'Mahoney
Roland Manookian
Craig Rolfe
George Russo
Joey Waller
Craig Fairbrass
Pat Tate
Keith Allen
Dave Simms
P.H. Moriarty
Ian Jarvis
Billy Murray
Mickey Steele
Michelle Collins
Mandy Williams
Bronson Webb
Kevin Whitaker
Katie Jarvis
Donna
Emma Butt
Kirsty J. Curtis
DCI Jones
Sam Gittins
Jacko
Rachel Warren
Lucy
Ade Dimberline
Birmingham Bouncer
Tina Barnes
Sharron
Tom Padley
DC Monroe
Margaret Thatcher
Self (archive footage)
Catherine Cox
Party Goer
Heavy D
Tommy Mac
Kieran Chalker
Punter 1
Kat Ronson
Carly
Emily Haigh
Chloe
Adam Saint
Sydney Hexell
Paul Chinnery
Barman
Eddie Webber
Lewis
Michael Jinks
Andy Swallows
Josh Witcher
Barry
Chris Sheen
Corporal Rollins
Michael Elkin
Frampy
Conor Benn
Nigel Benn
Rohit Nathaniel
Johnny
Shane McCormick
PC Ward
Sonnyboy Skelton
Young Jacko
Stuart D. Latham
Drinker in pub reading newspaper
Chris Hughes
Football Fan
Annabelle Fernando
Nathalie the Hostess
Maria Jane McDaid
Rochelle
Barney Webber
Young Tony Tucker
Paul Riddell
Falkland Island army sergeant
Dean Sills
Punter in pub
Darren Luckin
Clubber
Katie Roe Carr
Party girl
Tyler Ford
Tyler
Lee Dixon
Hooligan
Mark Preston
Football Hooligan
Tish Simmonds
Clubber
Archie Cocker
Hooligan
Carly Marie
Party Goer
Garry McClay
Hooligan
Simon Price
Judge
Dan Corstorphine
Football Hooligan
Paige Millard
News Reporter
Ben Shepherd
Car Salesman
James Heatlie
Bailiff 2
Tyson Green
Hooligan
Lizni Heard
Football Hooligan / Clubber
Jake Barton
Adam
Vincent Murray
Vinny the Barman
Robert Sigley
VIP Party Goer
Ryan Radley
Young Frampy
Jacey Elthalion
Pete
Jack Arthur Shaw
British Soldier
Julian Clapton
Pool Player in Pub (uncredited)
Richard Dannaher
Mugger (uncredited)
Jamie Sowle
Terry (uncredited)
Michael Chapman
Football Hooligan (uncredited)
Jessie Vinning
Cluber (uncredited)
Ricky Yates
Hooligan (uncredited)
Mimi Cafrreni
Party Goer
Director
Nick Nevern
Writer
Andrew Loveday
July 13, 2022
5
When ex army man "Tony" (Terry Stone) comes to the rescue of the grandson of the wealthy "Moriarty" (Ian Jarvis) he asks the man for a job. Next thing he is on the door of one of his nightclubs with ambitions to clean it up. Meantime "Simms" (Keith Allen) is having similar problems at his nearby club and after engaging the services of "Bernard" (Vinnie Jones) the two enforcers start to work together; "Tony" moves venue and now both men try to tackle the local drug pusher "Whitaker" (Bronson Webb) who deals for pub-based "Tait" (Craig Fairbrass). Will it be all out war between the two, or can they reach an accommodation? Based on real characters from East London, this is a really poorly produced crime thriller that is singularly lacking in thrills. The writers clearly swallowed a dictionary of Anglo-Saxon expletives that regurgitates with an angry and repetitive script which quickly loses any potency, as does the violent narrative acted out by a seriously mediocre group of actors. It's bloody and gory, at times, but for the most part it consists of way too much chatter and very little action. It does take a swipe at the attitudes taken by government and society towards soldiers returning from conflict who receive little, if any, support from a population all-to-quick to move on, but that aspect accounts for only a very short period at the start of the film. Gritty and dark? Yes, but little attempt is made to develop the characters and by half way through I really couldn't have cared less what happened to any of them.
Status:
Released
Original Language:
English
Budget:
$0.00
Revenue:
$0.00