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Got this gem of a film last week. Tim Roths debut. Still stands up well after 22 years. Need a reason NOT to vote BNP, then watch this.
oh Steve56, yes I KNOW that the bloke from The Bill is in it

is it called trevor? and does he call evreyone wankers if so this was 1 of the best ch 4 films on late in 1985.

ps ace which one smiffy,or cryer.

I recently saw again the TV mini-series of Shogun, and lo and behold, right at the start, playing a Dutch sailor (and over-acting badly) was none other than Bob "Beaky" Cryer.

Bob Cryer Stevie, but his acting pales into insignificance to Roths superb portrayal of 'Trevor'
The opening court scene is excellent as is the Job Centre scene

roth then went to the states didnt he?did you see the hit another good ch 4 film.

there all wankers,great.

shalawanker.the best bit about errol is hes 10 inch cock,i fell about laughing at hat bit and lets piss and shit over the files,.

Yes Steve, another excellent film with John Hurt as the assasin and Roth as his 'apprentice' after Terance Stamp.
But did you know that the Roth part was originally penned for Joe Strummer who turned it down as The Clash were finished and he saw Tim Roth in Made in Britain and recommended Roth to the producers of The Hit?
Check it if you don't believe me

ive only seen it once,i didnt know about the joe strummer connection that would have been interesting.i know sometimes there a 2 versions of plays and films made in the past.