As a true story it's never going to feel like a Hollywood blockbuster, but compared to something like The Krays I think it stacks up superbly. This film feels real and as a side point the story should be respected, racism was rife in football at that time so the 'achievement' of Cass is even more remarkable.
I guess I'm a bit biased as I've met the man, met his wife and met his son (who had an extra role in Green Street).
Summary is this; a good film on a really interesting life and even though the narrative is grim, enough in the film to entertain, definitely recommend.
I guess I'm a bit biased as I've met the man, met his wife and met his son (who had an extra role in Green Street).
Summary is this; a good film on a really interesting life and even though the narrative is grim, enough in the film to entertain, definitely recommend.
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