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Dead Man's Cards (2006)In an after-hours world of pug-faced scouse smack addicts and street fights, James McMartin and his mentor Paul Barber are privy to a doorman's-eye-view of a life most of us only glimpse... See full synopsis » Director:James Marquand |
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Paul
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Billy The Cowboy
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Kris
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Bob
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Tom
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Mary
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Chongi
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Hawk
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Jimmy the Pimp
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Jimmy's gang member
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Mate of Man With Money
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Hoodie
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Barmaid 1
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Fester
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Kevin 2
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In an after-hours world of pug-faced scouse smack addicts and street fights, James McMartin and his mentor Paul Barber are privy to a doorman's-eye-view of a life most of us only glimpse... See full synopsis »
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Even the bravest men fallCertificate:
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
15 December 2006 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
Halott ember kártyái See more »Box Office
Budget:
£500,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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I enjoyed this gritty violent and quite amusing gangster flick. Its such an awful world that some people live in, it makes you grateful for what you have! Perhaps I am easily pleased. I don't care, at least I rarely get disappointed! I love British cinema. Its my home. People should be less critical, cinema is usually fiction, or someone Else's portrayal of real events. It cannot, by its very nature be 'REAL'. Unless its a first person documentary, even then its their take on events. Chill out and enjoy what out there; sometimes you have to turn your brain off; that does not mean you can't enjoy a bag of popcorn and a bottle of pop and make an evening of it!