Outlaw will be in cinema's from the 9th March 2007
Outlaw is a new movie which has partly been filmed in the streets of Gloucester, and features a host of stars including: Sean Bean, Bob Hoskins, Danny Dyer, Lennie James and Rupert Friend. At a press conference, three of the cast gave interviews to the local media and the City Council Press Office, they included:
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Sean Bean plays a former para-trooper in the movie Outlaw. Sean is internationally famous for roles in Lord of the Rings, the Bond-movie - GoldenEye, and the TV drama Sharpe. |
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Danny Dyer plays Gene Decker in the movie Outlaw. Danny is also well known for his roles in the films Human Traffic and The Business |
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Lennie James plays the role of Cedric Monroe, a criminal Barrister. Lennie has also stared in the movie 24 Hour Party People, and TV roles including a Touch of Frost. |
The Movie Outlaw is written and directed by Nick Love, who has also directed the films Goodbye Charlie Bright, The Football Factory and The Business. The film will be in cinema's from the 9th March 2007.
During a break in filming the actors from the movie Outlaw, took time out to say how grateful they were to the council for helping arrange filming in the area at such short notice - and that they would love to shoot in Gloucester again.
The Council's Press Office was given an hour's notice after receiving a phone call from the production company with directions of where the movie was being shot.
On arrival they were the ushered into a film crew bus before being escorted to a warehouse where minutes later Bean and his co-stars broke from filming to field questions to a select pack of journalists.
The three stars were really down to earth, and only too happy to talk to us about how much they have enjoyed filming in Gloucester and the surrounding area. Click here to view footage of the interview with Sean Bean, Danny Dyer and Lennie James- A windows Media File approx 1.8 mb. The film shows the stars of the Movie Outlaw - Lennie James, Danny Dyer and Sean Bean talking to Gloucester City Council. We have also produced the interview in realPlayer format - Click here to view the film clip in realPlayer format- approx 1.6 mb.
Lennie James talks about violence and the motivation behind the film:
Last Updated: 10/04/07
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