ACTOR Danny Dyer swears 87 times in his new footie hooligan film ... Jack snorting white powder on the way to a game. In the movie, he is given six weeks to turn his life around and save his ...

Danny Dyer and Stephanie Leonidas are terrific, sharing a believable lived-in chemistry that also makes the movie more ...

Marching Powder ­never shuts up, and its sweary front man – Danny Dyer, enjoying himself in the role of a middle-aged football hooligan – commits to the cause. The boys have been here before.

Head to your nearest Vue to catch these movies and more for up to 30% less if you're signed up as a RadioTimes.com member. Asked about whether football hooligan culture – and perceptions of it ...

Green Street Hooligans (2005) - A wrongfully expelled Harvard undergrad moves to London, where he is introduced to the violent underworld of football hooliganism. Green Street Hooligans 2 (2009 ...

Writer-director Nick Love's film Marching Powder, about a very different brand of working-class Londoner, is no kind of treat.

The class of 1975 includes a Kubrick masterpiece, the first feature by a Black British director, and the Knights Who Say ‘Ni!’ ...

including football hooliganism (see: violence among fans), heavy drinking and drug use, and a uniquely British gritty sense of humour. Despite the post on X, Rockstar has nothing to do with ...

Head to your nearest Vue to catch these movies and more for up to 30% less ... has not moved on from his drink and drug-fuelled football hooligan lifestyle despite now being in middle age, and ...

After the movie, Danny and Nick were mobbed by fans ... Danny explained why football hooliganism continues to be a talking point 21 years after the film's release. "Why men want to go and meet ...

Melina Mercouri as "Ilya" sings "The Boys of Piraeus" and looks at a photo of the Olympiacos team, in one of the most iconic ...