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Storyline

Infamous London gangster cousins, Micky Mannock and Ray Collishaw, are at the top of the food chain, when their world is turned upside down as they lose a shipment of the Russian Mafia's cocaine in rough seas. Set in London, Amsterdam and Berlin, the story races across Europe at breakneck speed as Micky and Ray attempt to stay one step ahead of the Police. Can they pull off a daring diamond heist in time to put things right and retire to a "legitimate" way of life.

Released

2012-09-07
Revenue

n/a
Budget

n/a
Runtime

1hr 49m
Genre

Action, Crime, Thriller
Status

Released
Language

English
5.2
Production

Double D Productions, Elstree Studio Productions

Crew

Frank Harper

Director

Frank Harper

Writer

Lars Sylvest

Producer

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Cast

Vincent Regan

Albert Hall

Charles Dance

Trenchard

Dexter Fletcher

Levi

Craig Fairbrass

Ray Collishaw

Sean Pertwee

Proctor

Keeley Hazell

Peckham Princess

Frank Harper

Mickey Mannock

Luke Treadaway

William Bishop

Nick Moran

Richard

Jamie Foreman

Nixon

Ashley Walters

Kootz

Neil Maskell

Jimmy McCudden

Zlatko Burić

Vladimir Sukhov

Clemency Burton-Hill

Amelia

Charles Venn

Lol

Velibor Topic

Albanian Thug

Ludger Pistor

Werner Voss

Hetti Bywater

Lol's Girlfriend

Tony Denham

Eddie Mannock

Angela Gots

Ellie Collishaw

Tommy McDonnell

Joe Collishaw

Ronnie Fox

Klash

Sura Dohnke

Hannah

Robert Cambrinus

Anthony Forker

Craig Henderson

Dillan

Oleg Hill

Russian (as Oleg Kalninsh)

Michael Suluk

Tiny

Mark-John Ford

Louis

Emily Clark

Alison

Dom Burke

Police Forensic Officer

Scott Bradley

German Hooligan

Hannah Blamires

Clubber

Susan Fordham

Undercover Police

Elodie Hill

Ellie's daughter

Loula Kazantzi

Maggie

Yuri Klimov

Russian Hitman

Joe Montana

Jack

Timothy J Murphy

Police Officer

Faruk Pruti

Russian 1

Semih Sezen

Police Officer

Davinia Taylor

Sarah

Faye Tozer

Police Woman

Peter Vollebregt

Jan van Dorn

Julie Vollono

Ferry Passenger

Christian Weatherstone

Ellie's son

Sarah Weatherstone

Zoe

Michael Hussey

Policeman

Meg Robynson

DIner

Oliver Silver

Undercover Police

Geoff Tagliaferro

Police Officer

Haleema Ali

Girlfriend at Bar (uncredited)

Nick Donald

Clubber (uncredited)

Aidan Feore

Russian Thug (uncredited)

Mike Linnane

Mike the Doorman (uncredited)

Liquid Thomas

Gangster (uncredited)

James Michael Rankin

German Thug (uncredited)

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Reviews for St George's Day

A Review by John Chard 6

Written by John Chard on 2014-03-14

The Rumble Robbery. St George's Day is directed by Frankie Harper, he also co-writes the screenplay with Urs Buehler and stars with Cra... read more

The Rumble Robbery. St George's Day is directed by Frankie Harper, he also co-writes the screenplay with Urs Buehler and stars with Craig Fairbrass, Vincent Regan, Charles Dance, Dexter Fletcher, Nick Moran, Keeley Hazell, Jamie Foreman and Sean Pertwee. Music is by Tim Attack and cinematography is by Mike Southon. Frankie Harper, one of the most liked and recognisable faces from the slew of British gangster and football hooligan films, turns his hand to try and make his own mark in what is becoming a bulging genre of Brit film. The kicker here is that he blends the two popular lad staples together by having a plot involving gangsters using a football rumble as cover for a robbery. In Berlin, Germany, no less and St George's Day as well! Cor blimey! Plot is kind of incidental, which is just as well since it's not exactly a brains trust script. Film is filled out with the requisite amount of shouting, swearing, fighting, shooting, thieving, jingoism, sloganeering and lairy witticisms. Harper has surrounded himself with pals, clearly offering up reassuring presences to the budding director, while it's fun for fans of this splinter of Brit cinema to play spot the face. It's all very blokey and enjoyable enough for the undemanding, but the good idea on the page is not born out as the narrative often gasps for fresh air, the attempts at complexity ending up mundane. The cinematography is a highlight, with the number of Euro locations used giving good visual tonics. Cast perform adequately as per the material, though Moran, Fletcher, Dance and Pertwee are under used and therefore wasted. There's enough in here to suggest Harper could offer something of value as a director, but maybe a little less crass for crass sake should be jettisoned in favour of some intelligence in the writing. Dexter Fletcher's debut outing as a director, Wild Bill, is a good marker, Frankie would do well to follow his mate's lead. 6/10

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A Review by John Chard

A Review by John Chard 6

Written by John Chard on 2014-03-14

The Rumble Robbery. St George's Day is directed by Frankie Harper, he also co-writes the screenplay with Urs Buehler and stars with Craig Fairbrass, Vincent Regan, Charles Dance, Dexter Fletcher,...