Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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John Bariamis | ... | The Chaplain |
Nicola Bertram | ... | Fosterville Guard (as Nicola Bertrtam) | |
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Matt Candito | ... | Akbar |
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Lonnie Cayetano | ... | Fellow |
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Paul Cullen | ... | Mickey |
Hugh Daly | ... | Prisoner #1 (as Hugh Daley) | |
Treva Etienne | ... | Arthur Mason | |
Michael Enright | ... | Daniel | |
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Terence Jay | ... | Jess Abbot |
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Steve Hart | ... | Paul |
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Nicky Holender | ... | Ned Hastings (as Nick Holender) |
Luke Massy | ... | Keith Morrison | |
Graham McTavish | ... | Big Marc Turner | |
Suzanne May | ... | Michelle 'Red' Miller | |
Ross McCall | ... | Dave Miller |
Following the deadly climax of "Green Street Hooligans," several members of the West Ham firm and numerous members of Millwall end up in jail. The GSE quickly discover the brutality of life on the inside, as they are constant targets of the superior numbers and better-financed Millwall crew. Written by Anonymous
I didn't mind this movie. I thought it would get better reviews than it has received. People have been scrutinizing it to determine its failings but for me, it is just a prison B-movie. I think prison movies are a genre in themselves and it does not take much for me to get into it. I thought the acting in the film was sufficient. And the violence was at a real enough level. The baddies are convincing. And the goodies gain our alliance. One of the obvious failings though was the decision by the governor of the jail to play a soccer game to determine who gets released. That is so unrealistic that it does snap me out of my absorption and awaken my critical faculty. But you know what - I already know it is just a B-movie. It is not out to aspire to great heights. So even this I am willing to let pass. This to me is just an average movie offering some decent entertainment on a slow afternoon. I think it is worth watching.