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Rise of the Footsoldier: Vengeance

"Vengeance will rise."

2023-09-15 Action 1hr 52m

Pat Tate embarks on a rampage to avenge his loyal and trusted footsoldier's violent death, venturing beyond his comfort zone of Essex into the dark side of 90s Soho to track down the villain responsible. Set to execute his revenge, Tate will stop at nothing even as the world around him starts to explode.

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Storyline

Pat Tate embarks on a rampage to avenge his loyal and trusted footsoldier's violent death, venturing beyond his comfort zone of Essex into the dark side of 90s Soho to track down the villain responsible. Set to execute his revenge, Tate will stop at nothing even as the world around him starts to explode.

  • Released
    2023-09-15
  • Revenue
    n/a
  • Budget
    n/a
  • Runtime
    1hr 52m
  • Genre
    Action, Drama, Thriller
  • Status
    Released
  • Language
    English
  • imdb-logo
    5.9
  • Production
    Carnaby International, Signature Films

Crew

Nick Nevern
Director
Jason Maza
Writer
Richard Turner
Producer
Keywords:
revenge crime epic british cinema vengeance revenge thriller

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Cast

Craig Fairbrass

Craig Fairbrass
Pat Tate
Phil Davis

Phil Davis
David Hexell
Geoff Bell

Geoff Bell
Jonny Knight
Jamie Foreman

Jamie Foreman
Sam
Stephen McCole

Stephen McCole
Fergus
Anthony Skordi

Anthony Skordi
Mo
Emily Wyatt

Emily Wyatt
Charlotte
Josh Myers

Josh Myers
Kenny Knight
Melly Myers

Melly Myers
Kim
Kirsty J. Curtis

Kirsty J. Curtis
DCI Jones
George Russo

George Russo
Joey 'Basildon Joe' Waller
Christopher Sciueref

Christopher Sciueref
Aziz
Nick Baldev

Nick Baldev
Kash
Liam Edwards

Liam Edwards
Criminal
Billy Charlton

Billy Charlton
Prison Guard
Sadie Frost

Sadie Frost
Jan
Tara Fitzgerald

Tara Fitzgerald
Margo
Tomi May

Tomi May
Hendrick
Matthew Nuttall

Matthew Nuttall
Seedy Punter
Zoë Scott

Zoë Scott
Megan
Franky Lankester

Franky Lankester
Frankie
Edward Linard

Edward Linard
Scrap Yard Worker
Tom Padley

Tom Padley
DCI Monroe
Rob Knighton

Rob Knighton
Michael
Tracey Woolterton

Tracey Woolterton
Passerby at Post Office Robbery
ArrDee

ArrDee
Stevey
Kieran Chalker

Kieran Chalker
Head Bouncer
Ben Wilson

Ben Wilson
Billy The Kid
Dywayne Thomas

Dywayne Thomas
Restaurant Patron
Emelle Smith

Emelle Smith
Tara
Wayne Shaw

Wayne Shaw
Nightclub Patron
Adele Marie

Adele Marie
Adele
Catherine Cox

Catherine Cox
Party Goer
Jem Kai Olsen

Jem Kai Olsen
Hassan
Steve Long

Steve Long
The Punk
Lee Baker

Lee Baker
Charlie
Sean Patrick Brooks

Sean Patrick Brooks
Nick
Lee Dixon

Lee Dixon
Boxer/Forensics
David Foxwell

David Foxwell
Nightclub patron
Daniel Johnson

Daniel Johnson
Prisoners Brother
Daniel Ice

Daniel Ice
Danny
Matt Riggs

Matt Riggs
Nightclub Patron
Dan Corstorphine

Dan Corstorphine
Gym User/Club Punter
Andrew Cox

Andrew Cox
Prison Guard
Richard Dannaher

Richard Dannaher
Bouncer 2
Stuart D. Latham

Stuart D. Latham
Nightclub Patron (Uncredited)
Robert Smith

Robert Smith
Nightclub Patron (Uncredited)
Amba Jade Treadwell

Amba Jade Treadwell
Nightclub patron (Uncredited)
Andrew Loveday

Andrew Loveday
Terry Fisher
Nick Nevern

Nick Nevern
Greener

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Movie Reviews

Reviews for Rise of the Footsoldier: Vengeance
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A Review by Geronimo1967 6

Written by Geronimo1967 on 2023-09-20

So "Tate" (Craig Fairbrass) and his buddy "Kenny" (Josh Myers) are holding up a security van when things go a bit awry and the latter man en... read more

So "Tate" (Craig Fairbrass) and his buddy "Kenny" (Josh Myers) are holding up a security van when things go a bit awry and the latter man ends up shooting one of the guards. They get away ok, only to discover that there is a distinct paucity of cash in the box they pinched. Furious, they fall out and "Kenny" heads into Soho where he meets his pal "Billy" (Ben Wilson) who does a turn as a drag act in the "Freedom Club". Turns out these two rather amateur villains are planning to make some large ones dealing cocaine and a meeting is set up with an unscrupulous dealer who decides to have his cake and eat it... It now falls to "Tate" to find out who did what to whom in as bloody and violent a fashion as possible and seek his revenge on the culprits. This picks up on some of the characters from the last outing for Fairbrass and Phil Davis's stereotypical and underwhelming gangster "Hexell" but is so clearly just an episode in what Nick Nevern wants to be a continuing series of these episodic and all-too-predictable dramas. Thing is with these stories, we don't get any depth to, or investment in, the characters and so I really couldn't care less about who was chasing who, nor did I really see the need for the undercooked "queer" storyline that was there, but for no apparent purpose. The production is way, way, better than the "Origins" (2021) effort with the direction and photography coupled with the dark London scenarios and a decent soundtrack going some way to creating a sense of menace. It's just the storytelling that's pretty weak and feeble and the acting little better.

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A Review by r96sk 7

Written by r96sk on 2024-05-20

Pleasantly surprised by this! I have no idea how <em>'Rise of the Footsoldier'</em> has managed to reach its sixth (sixth!) installment, ... read more

Pleasantly surprised by this! I have no idea how <em>'Rise of the Footsoldier'</em> has managed to reach its sixth (sixth!) installment, but to be fair I actually truly enjoyed this entry - to the point that I'd even say this is the best of the series. Admittedly, I am someone who only likes the second film; 1 and 3-5 are all forgettable, at best. Craig Fairbrass is, despite the aforementioned, someone I do appreciate from these flicks. I wouldn't class his acting as anything incredible, though he does definitely have enough screen presence about him and undoubtedly fits the character he portrays. This film, in my opinion, holds his best performance as Pat Tate. Elsewhere on the cast, Geoff Bell has an impressive (albeit brief) appearance. What helps this movie is that it doesn't only rely on the cringey wannabe gangster clichés of drugs, guns and women, like most of the other five productions do; <em>'Rise of the Footsoldier 4: Marbella'</em> particularly falls victim to that, from what I remember. It's still in there, just not as front and centre as before. Here, the story has a bit more meat on its bones as my interest remained throughout. The score is quite good too, a few well chosen tracks. In conclusion, a film that is vastly more entertaining than I thought it would be. Credit to all those involved with making <em>'Rise of the Footsoldier: Vengeance'</em>. Incredibly, a seventh release has already been confirmed! You know what, after this, I'm actually here for it. Fascinated to see how many of these they end up making, the UK's very own <em>'Fast & Furious'</em>...

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A Review by CinemaSerf

So "Tate" (Craig Fairbrass) and his buddy "Kenny" (Josh Myers) are holding up a security van when things go a bit awry and the latter man ends up shooting one of the guards. They get away ok, only to discover that there is a distinct paucit...

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A Review by Geronimo1967 6

Written by Geronimo1967 on 2023-09-20

So "Tate" (Craig Fairbrass) and his buddy "Kenny" (Josh Myers) are holding up a security van when things go a bit awry and the latter man ends up shooting one of the guards. They get away ok, only to ...

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A Review by r96sk 7

Written by r96sk on 2024-05-20

Pleasantly surprised by this! I have no idea how <em>'Rise of the Footsoldier'</em> has managed to reach its sixth (sixth!) installment, but to be fair I actually truly enjoyed this entry - to the ...

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