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Tommy Johnson a bored twenty-something who lives for the weekend, casual sex, watered down lager, heavily cut drugs and occasionally kicking the f*ck out of someone. The thrill of the big Millwall Versus Chelsea meet leaves his life scrambled as he tries to pull himself out of his nightmare.Danny played the infamous Moff in the 1999 cult classic, "Human Traffic" and has since worked alongside Vinnie Jones, Jason Statham and Jason Flemyng in the hit prison comedy "Mean Machine" as well as appearing alongside the Hollywood starlet, Minnie Driver in Mel Smith's 2002 feature, "High Heel's and Low Lifes". In addition to working on Nick Love's "Goodbye Charlie Bright", Danny has starred in a number of other features in addition to his successful television career, which includes appearances in Foyle's War, Soldier Soldier and A Touch of Frost and most recently 'Second Generation' for Channel 4.
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Billy Bright is a forty something forming part of the older generation of
The Firm, is full of bitterness in what he sees as the country and system that have failed him. Away from the crowds where he commands an audience to impress the younger guys, he's a sad and lonely character whose life is fast spiralling out of control.
Plays Fred who heads the rival Millwall firm an arch enemy of Chelsea, things come to ahead when Tommy inadvertently crosses path with Fred and a revenge situation begins.Tamer has just finished his fifth feature film in six months, co-starring with such names as Orlando Bloom (in Working Title's new British cult film Calcium Kid) playing a psychotic boxer; Morgan Freeman, Jet Li and Bob Hoskins (in Luc Besson's Danny The Dog) playing Bob Hoskins' right-hand-man; Ken Stott, Jack Dee and Nick Moran (in Spivs) playing one of the leads; and co-starring with Craig Douglas in Layer Cake, the latest from Matthew Vaughn and Guy Ritchie's Ska Films.
Zeberdee, a mouth younger breed coming through the ranks of Chelsea, his life has already run into a cul de sac of crime and drugs. With nothing to lose and no one to look out for him, Zeberdee aspires to be a future top boy, unfortunately his lack of intellectual guile get him into a lot of trouble.Roland returns to working with Nick Love after starring in "Goodbye Charlie Bright" (2001) and "Mauvaise Passe" (1999). This year will see him appearing alongside Mike Reid, Rick Mayall, Tom Bell and Lara Belmont in "Oh Marbella", Directed by Piers Ashworth. He has starred in Television movies such as "Great Expectations" (1999), "Storm Damage" (1999), as well as appearing in hits such as As If and The Vice.
Rod is Tommy's oldest friend and confidant, ambling along the path lead by his mates. His life comes to a turning point when he meets the woman of his dreams only to find love has its strings attached and some strings are harder to break than others.
Neil played "Shmuddie" in Gary Oldman's 1997 hit, "Nil by Mouth" and can be seen alongside Jason Donovan and Tim Curry in Alexander Jovy's "Sorted" (2000). Neil also makes a guest appearance in 'Its All Gone Pete Tong' (released summer 2004). In addition to his ever-expanding film career, Neil has made many appearances on Television favourites, such as; Murder Most Horrid, The Thin Blue Line and The Bill.
Bill Farrell is representative of the older generation from a bygone era, a second-world war veteran in his mid seventies who lives out the remainder of his days with childhood friend Albert Moss. Together they enjoy everyday to the limit, still trying to pull women and getting drunk together planning their retirement in Australia. When Albert passes away Bill has to face a new beginning on his own.
Dudley's many film credits includes, SONG FOR A RAGGY BOY, CHEESE MAKES YOU DREAM and THIS FILTHY EARTH; other films include Sally Potter's ORLANDO; THE DEVILS and THE RAINBOW for Ken Russell; Fellini's CASANOVA and THE BIG SLEEP for Michael Winner.
Since graduation with a distinction from Bournemouth film school, Nick Love has written and directed two feature films, 'Goodbye Charlie Bright' (2001) and 'The Football Factory' (2004).
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Allan Niblo producer of 'Human Traffic' and 'South West Nine' and winner of numerous awards, and James Richardson producer of 'Kiss Kiss Bang Bang' set up Vertigo Films is 2002. 'The Football Factory' is the first feature film to come from the slate of five films.