Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Peter Ferdinando | ... | Tony Benson | |
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Greg Kam | ... | DVD Seller |
Ricky Grover | ... | Davey's Dad Paul | |
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Kerryann White | ... | Davey's Mum Lisa |
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Eddie Johnson | ... | Pub Regular |
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Mike Johnson | ... | Pub Regular |
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Frank Boyce | ... | Publican |
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Sam Kempster | ... | Davey |
George Russo | ... | Mackey | |
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Francis Pope | ... | Smudger |
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Neil Large | ... | Drug Taker |
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Rob Seth-Smith | ... | Drug Taker |
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Cyrus Desir | ... | Dealer |
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Vicky Murdock | ... | Dawn |
Neil Maskell | ... | Mike Hemmings |
Meet Tony, a withdrawn, socially-awkward, and unemployed man living in a depressingly blah flat in a working-class part of London. In his free time, when he's not busy being an amateur butcher, Tony enjoys watching VHS action films on a small and obsolete TV, querying escort agencies and prostitutes about their services and prices, meeting new and interesting people on the streets and in gay bars, and taking long walks by the waterside, where he dumps body parts. Tony enjoys the occasional beer and a toke of crack, and is a non-smoker. He's lonely, badly in need of a cuddle, and would love to have you over for a powdered fruit drink and an uncomfortable and mundane chat and that bit of warmth that a corpse just can't provide. Written by pdlussier1
A small budget, short film, well acted by all, the film puts the story across as a 'Fly On The Wall' real life drama and is really put across so very well, that this kind of person: Low life,no connections,loner could so easily do this kind of crime and get away with it, very easy without being ever getting caught.
Certain 'so called' reviewers have had a go at this gem of a Lottery financed film and if the truth be known these people have never lived in the East End of London, I do and have all my life , Tony is shot in the area and the surrounding neighbouring areas where I live.
There are literally hundreds of these kind of weird, lonely, strange and some dangerous psychos walking daily in the streets of East London, who knows? with so many "Have You Seen This Missing Person" posters all year round amounting to many people disappearing never to be found? This Tony character could easily be a real person.
Friends and other people who have seen the film, have all said the same as myself, make a sequel the film is brilliant...