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24 Hours in London (2000)A London based criminal sets out to eliminate his rivals and any witnesses that get in the way. Director:Alexander FinbowWriter:Alexander Finbow |
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Gary Olsen | ... |
Christian
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Tony London | ... |
Leon
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David Sonnenthal | ... |
Bubbles Healy
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Sara Stockbridge | ... |
Simone
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Luke Garrett | ... |
Richard
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Wendy Cooper | ... |
Antonia
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Martha
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Tony
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Lloyd
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Sean Francis | ... |
Samuel
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Katia Caballero | ... |
Michelle
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Richard Graham | ... |
Novell
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Morgan Jones | ... |
Sean
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Jeremy Beckman | ... |
Floyd
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Mobster Koloshnakov
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Big time criminal Christian is on a mission to eliminate all his rival gangs in a slightly futuristic London. During one of the hits a witness survives and the police think they have the key to a successful arrest and conviction. Working for Christian are the usual band of over the top gangsters with no regard for the life of others. Written by Rob Hartill
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Rated R for strong pervasive violence, language and some sexuality | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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14 July 2000 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
24 horas en Londres See more »Company Credits
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I was forced to endure this film a while ago, and can honestly say that it is one of the worst films I have ever seen.
The plot (such as it was) was completely derivative, nicking ideas from just about every gangster film since "Brighton Rock."
The characters make cardboard seem fully rounded, mostly being off-cuts from the Quentin Tarantino "chirpy-arrogant-violent-criminal-with-no-regard-for-anyone-else" block, while the script was abysmal.
The lack of anything good about this film is particularly disappointing, as it was the last film Gary Olsen made. It's a great shame that his last appearance should be as a barely thought-out criminal weirdo with pseudo-mystical characteristics forced upon him in a vain attempt to make the character seem interesting.
This is a heap of rubbish with no redeeming features whatsoever, and should be avoided at all costs.