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London Boulevard

Year:

2010

Duration:

103 min

Genres:

Crime | Drama

IMDB rate:

6.3

Director:

William Monahan

Awards:

1 nomination

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 2010-11-26

Filming Locations: Dulwich, London, England, UK

Earnings

Budget: $25,000,000

Opening Weekend: $3,431 (USA) (13 November 2011)

Gross: $6,911 (USA) (20 November 2011)

Cast

Actor

Character

Elly Fairman

Colin Farrell

Mitchel

Keira Knightley

Charlotte

David Thewlis

Jordan

Anna Friel

Briony

Ben Chaplin

Billy Norton

Ray Winstone

Gant

Eddie Marsan

DI Bailey

Sanjeev Bhaskar

Dr. Raju

Stephen Graham

Danny

Ophelia Lovibond

Penny

Jamie Campbell Bower

Whiteboy

Velibor Topic

Storbor

Lee Boardman

Lee

Alan Williams

Joe

Jonathan Cullen

Anthony Trent

Robert Willox

Ravaged Guard

Tony Way

Lone Paparazzo

Tim Plester

Paparazzo One

Jake Abraham

Paparazzo Two

Damir Koluder

Storbor's Friend

Nick Bartlett

Beaumont

Matt King

Fletcher

Jamie Blackley

The Footballer

Gregory Foreman

Kid with Footballer

Sarah Niles

Hospital Matron

Jonny Coyne

Heavy One (as Jonathan Coyne)

Bob Mercer

Heavy Two

Oliver Wood

Bottom Feeder One

Jonny Leigh-Wright

Bottom Feeder Two

Hainsley Lloyd Bennett

Unfortunate Student

Michelle Asante

Woman in Brixton Flat

Julian Littman

Alfons

Zehra Sameena

Indian Woman at Ashmole Estate (as Sameena Zehra)

Giles Terera

Waiter

Gerald Home

Undertaker

Augustina Amoa

Passerby (uncredited)

Mihai Arsene

Paparazzo III (uncredited)

Julian Bastida

Spanish Man (uncredited)

David Dawson

Big Issue Seller (uncredited)

Heath Finn

Lawyer II (uncredited)

Simon Grover

Porter at Storage (uncredited)

Andrew Havill

Unlikely Vagrant (uncredited)

Duane Henry

Nation of Islam Guy (uncredited)

Andre Hopley

Gangster (uncredited)

Philip Howard

Gangster Cameo (uncredited)

Oleg Kalninsh

Russian Gangster (uncredited)

David Lyddon

Customer (uncredited)

Peter Nikkos

Senior TMZ Reporter (uncredited)

Eric Richard

Villanous Pensioner in Cafe (uncredited)

Laurence Richardson

(uncredited)

Christina S. Roman

Spanish Woman (uncredited)

Daniel Ryan

Bank Manager (uncredited)

Kerry Shale

Lawyer (uncredited)

Ben Shockley

Detective (uncredited)

Brad Wall

London Gangster in Pub (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

The book that Gant is reading in bed near the end of the film is the Penguin edition of "The Social Contract" by Rousseau.

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The Chinese words on the package are the title of "The Departed", which is written by William Monahan as well. Infernal Affairs (the movie The Departed was based on) was incorrectly called "a Japanese film" during the 79th Academy Awards; Jordan emphasizes "he got it from Hong Kong" here.

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Goofs

When the former caretaker Lee arrives, the Tree air freshener in his van is yellow. When he hurries to leave, the air freshener in his van is now green.

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When the camera angle switches between the two main characters while they are in a moving van, the difference in speed of passing scenery is very noticeable.

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When the copper first appears at the flat where Mitchell is staying, he clearly introduces himself as 'Detective Sergeant Bailey'. But in the credits he is identified as 'DI Bailey'.

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Quotes

Gant: You really think I'm gonna to let you walk free 'round this fucking planet? It ain't gonna happen.

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Gant: You're an accessory now. It's a little like being married, you know, it's for life.

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Jordan: It's a nice day if you like that sort of thing.

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