The Hooligan Factory (2014)
Overview
Danny wants something more. Expelled from school and living in his grandfathers flat, he longs to live up to the image of his estranged father Danny Senior
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Additional Info
| Budget | $1,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 5.134 |
Directed By
Nick Nevern
Crew
Nick Nevern
Michael Lindley
Nick Nevern
Lewis Albrow
Wayne Marc Godfrey
David Gilbery
Nick Nevern
Tom Linden
Jason Maza
Robert Jones
Lisa Mitton
Ali Asad
TOP CAST
Jason Maza
Danny
Nick Nevern
Dex
Tom Burke
Bullet
Ray Fearon
Midnight
Steven O'Donnell
Old Bill
Morgan Watkins
Trumpet
Josef Altin
Weasel
Ronnie Fox
Danny Snr
Keith-Lee Castle
Baron
Leo Gregory
Slasher
Lorraine Stanley
Sharon
Ian Lavender
Grandpa
Neil Large
Manchester's Top Boy
Danny Dyer
Jeff
Craig Fairbrass
Mickey
Charlie Clapham
Freddy the Nonce
Juliet Oldfield
Karen
Billy Matthews
Danny JNR
Alex Austin
Fanta
Kumud Pant
Gang Member
Brett Goldstein
Mr Burrows
Peter Barrett
Farmer
Michael Lindley
Willie
Stephan Chase
The Governor
Danny Howard
Scrimshank Stanley
Grant Huggair
Paul
Darren Luckin
Leroy Brown
James Bye
Pete the Killer
Rita McDonald Damper
Party Girl
Michael Chapman
Prison Guard
Stuart Matthews
Lamp Post Man
Deborah McEwan
Weasel's Mum
Tamer Hassan
Jack
Sam Bowden
Waitress at "Massive Tits"
Jeff Stewart
Inspector Harris
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