Mobster Motors
Re: Mobster Motors
i dont subscribe any more, ive never even seen the film.. welcome anyway
Re: Mobster Motors
Make a point of seeing it...rich. wrote: ive never even seen the film..
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Re: Mobster Motors
Yes, do that! It features that wooden geezer who plays Charlie in Casualty and [the film] is a template for pretty much every UK-made gangster flick that came along since. Oddly enough; the plural of Casualty is casualties. QED.harvey wrote:Make a point of seeing it...rich. wrote: ive never even seen the film..
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"Home is where you park it", so the saying goes. That may yet come true..
Re: Mobster Motors
He's definitely the weak link......But his prescence wouldn't stop me watching, especially as his character ends up getting his just desserts...JPB wrote: It features that wooden geezer who plays Charlie in Casualty.
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dannyhopkins
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Re: Mobster Motors
Sorry if it didn't reach the heights expected. I still think it ranks well but each to their own - I agree the opening gambit was a bit clunky. I was really glad we managed to get a shoot in a Wimbledon Raceway at least. Danny
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1971 MORRIS MINOR TRAVELLER
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