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An insight on the gritty life of a bored male, Chelsea football hooligan who lives for violence, sex, drugs & alcohol.

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Tommy Johnson
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Billy Bright
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Fred
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Zeberdee
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Rod
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Bill Farrell
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Cabbie
Tony Denham ...
Harris (as Anthony Denham)
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Raff
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Albert Moss
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Tamara
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Tameka
Michele Hallak ...
Shian
Daniel Naylor ...
Terry
Alison Egan ...
Barbara
Adam Bolton ...
Adam
Philip Dunbar ...
Judge
Ronnie Large ...
Referee
Harry Lynch ...
Billy Bright's Son 1
Andrew Routledge ...
Billy Bright's Son 2
Terry McKenna ...
Young Kid 1
Darren Wilson ...
Young Kid 2
Joe McCorry ...
Young Kid 3
Reggie Bisset ...
Squirt
Clare McNamara ...
Woman with Pram (as Claire McNamara)
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Tamara's Father
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Tamara's Mother
Danny Rees ...
Scouser 1
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Scouser 2 (as Simon Wier)
Diana Van Proosdy ...
Mavis
Ricky Eastop ...
Young Tommy
Jack Mason ...
10 Year Old Tommy
Alfie Southion ...
Young Zeberdee
Dan Mead ...
Flower Seller
Ricci McLeod ...
Luke
Sonny France ...
Young Billy Bright
Joe Lineham ...
Young Rod
Louise Liddiard ...
Young Girl 1
Zoe Knight ...
Young Girl 2
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Barman
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Waiter
Avtar Kaul ...
Indian Man
Anil Lal ...
Indian Child
Tom Young ...
Young Raff
Tessa Worsley ...
Mrs. Farrell
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Tommy Johnson's Dad
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Billy Bright's Dad
Jayne Levy ...
Sauna Girl 1
Samantha Love ...
Sauna Girl 2
Stephen Alderman ...
Man in Pub
Dan Pozzetti ...
Man in Pub
Clive Stace ...
Man in Pub
Justin Greene ...
Man in Pub
Roberta Thompson ...
Court Stenographer
Ravinder Kang ...
Asian Family Member
Bobby Parashar ...
Asian Family Member
Chandelee Mandakini ...
Asian Family Member
Murray Clark ...
Vicar
Robin Sneller ...
TV Commentator (voice)
Danny Baker ...
Radio Commentator (voice)
Danny Kelly ...
Radio Commentator (voice)
Pete Stevens ...
Radio Commentator (voice)
Mark O'Donnell ...
Radio Commentator (voice)
Peter Osgood ...
Self
Alan Hudson ...
Self
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Millwall Firm
Belize Hassan ...
Jo jo
Belle Hassan ...
Lydia
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West Ham firm
Darren Luckin ...
Millwall thug
Marley Moore ...
Man in pub
Andy Parfitt ...
Micky
Karl Churchill ...
Millwall Firm (uncredited)
Big Greg Essex ...
Jack's firm - Millwall fan (uncredited)
Steven Lawson ...
Millwall thug (uncredited)
Aaron Twinn ...
Football hooligan (uncredited)
Dave Wiltshire ...
Dave Kool Wiltshire (uncredited)

Directed by

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Nick Love

Written by

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John King ... (novel)
 
Nick Love ... ()

Produced by

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Jack Armstrong ... line producer
Robert Blagojevic ... executive producer
Frank Harper ... associate producer
Jamie Macdermott ... line producer
Allan Niblo ... producer
Steve North ... associate producer (as Stephen North)
Rupert Preston ... executive producer
James Richardson ... producer

Music by

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Ivor Guest

Cinematography by

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Damian Bromley ... director of photography

Editing by

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Stuart Gazzard
James Moriarty ... (documentary segment)

Editorial Department

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Amy Adams ... first assistant editor
Gilly Butterworth ... second assistant editor
Neil Harrison ... senior systems administrator
Vera Jeske Younan ... colorist (as Vera Jeske)
Florian Obrecht ... on-line editor

Casting By

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Sam Chandley

Production Design by

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Paul Burns

Art Direction by

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Emily Straight

Set Decoration by

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Amy Dewar

Costume Design by

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Jayne Gregory

Makeup Department

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Rebecca Holland ... assistant makeup artist
Deanne Turner ... hair stylist / makeup artist

Production Management

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Liza Carmel ... production manager
Michael Reuter ... post-production manager
Melanie Reynard ... unit manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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James Hagger ... first assistant director: second unit / second assistant director
Jamie Macdermott ... first assistant director
Ben Pound ... third assistant director
Robin Vickers ... third assistant director (as Rob Vickers)

Art Department

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Joe Borowski ... art department runner (as Jozef Borowski)
Nick Elson ... set dresser
Lisa Fernell ... art department assistant
Amy Holloway ... set dresser
Tudor Jones ... construction manager
Andrew Lavin ... set dresser
Guy Manners ... dresser
Duane Marshall ... stand-by art director
Kerry-Ellen Maxwell ... props assistant

Sound Department

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Tim Barker ... sound recordist
Daniel Birch ... sound mixer (as Dan Birch) / sound mixer
Martin Cunningham ... boom operator
Max Hoskins ... supervising sound editor
Keith Marriner ... sound designer
Bernd Popella ... re-recording mixer
Alexandra Raveane ... assistant sound editor
Carsten Richter ... foley artist
Matthias Schwab ... foley mixer
Adam West ... adr recordist

Special Effects by

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David Harris ... special effects (as Dave Harris)

Visual Effects by

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Jan Stoltz ... visual effects artist
Jens Vielhaben ... visual effects artist

Stunts

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Bill Davey ... stunts
Dave Fisher ... stunts
David Garrick ... stunts
James Grogan ... stunts
Glenn Marks ... stunt coordinator (as Glen Marks)
Andy Merchant ... stunt performer
Diz Sharpe ... stunts
Reg Wayment ... stunts

Camera and Electrical Department

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Paul Alexander ... steadicam operator
Damian Bromley ... camera operator
Neil Flaherty ... second assistant camera
Rab Harling ... focus puller
David Hilton ... focus puller
Jani Jance ... third assistant camera
Lorraine Jones ... first assistant camera
Sophie Laslett ... still photographer
Jim Lennon ... gaffer
Ben Robinson ... camera operator: epk
Carolina Schmidtholstein ... best boy
Tom Scott ... rigger
Seth Wagstaff ... sparks

Casting Department

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Kate Brasier ... casting assistant

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Olivia Spiteri ... wardrobe assistant
Vicky West ... costume supervisor

Location Management

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David Colenutt ... location assistant
Philip Pinchin ... location manager
Melanie Reynard ... location assistant
Jo Sheehan ... location manager: additional photography

Music Department

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Ivor Guest ... score mixer
Lol Hammond ... music supervisor
Simon Hanson ... musician
Steve Parr ... score mixer
Sacha Puttnam ... composer: additional music

Script and Continuity Department

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Julie Daly-Wallman ... script supervisor
Layla Lee ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Guy Manners ... driver: props

Additional Crew

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Wahida Begum ... unit publicist
Catia Di Giorgio ... runner: additional photography
Gideon Gold ... title designer: main titles / title sequence director
Christopher Gudgeon ... weapons armorer (as Chris Gudgeon)
Emma Hartley ... archive researcher
Tim Haslam ... worldwide sales and distribution
Buki Koshoni ... assistant production coordinator
David Lawrence ... runner
Lucilla Russell ... production assistant
Yasin Salazar ... runner
David Scott ... set runner
David Scott ... runner/driver
Anna Tracey ... production coordinator
Marc Vincent ... floor runner
Matt Walmsley ... runner

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

The Football Factory is more than just a study of the English obsession with football violence; it's about men looking for armies to join, wars to fight and places to belong. A forgotten culture of Anglo-Saxon males fed up with being told they're not good enough and using their fists as a drug they describe as being more potent than sex and drugs put together. Shot in documentery style with the energy and vibrancy of handheld, The Football Factory is frighteningly real yet full of painful humour as the four characters' extreme thoughts and actions unfold before us. Written by Wahida Begum

Plot Keywords
Taglines Tottenham Away, Love it See more »
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Additional Details

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Also Known As
  • Football Factory: diario de un hooligan (Spain)
  • Фанати (Ukraine)
  • Ergostasio podosfairou (Greece)
  • Futball faktor (Hungary)
  • Violência Máxima (Brazil)
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Runtime
  • 91 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia A showing of the movie in Malmö, Sweden led into a brawl in the cinema between supporters of rival soccer teams Malmö FF and Helsingborg IF. The movie was banned from cinemas after the brawl. See more »
Goofs When Tommy and Billy leave the massage place and Billy gives Tommy the Viagra, Tommy is carrying his jacket. But in the next shot, when he is walking through town, he does not have it. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in London (2006). See more »
Soundtracks A Place Called Acid Part 3 See more »
Quotes Tommy Johnson: What else are you gonna do on a Saturday? Sit in your fuckin' armchair wankin' off to Pop Idols? Then try and avoid your wife's gaze as you struggle to come to terms with your sexless marriage? Then go and spunk your wages on kebabs, fruit machines and brasses? Fuck that for a laugh! I know what I'd rather do. Tottenham away, love it!
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