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Run for Your Wife

G.-B. 2012. Comedy by Ray Cooney, John Luton with Danny Dyer.

Runtime: 94 min.

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Age of Heroes

G.-B. 2011. Adventures by Adrian Vitoria with Sean Bean, Danny Dyer, Aksel Hennie. In 1942, a British commando

Runtime: 94 min.

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Devil's Playground

G.-B. 2010. Horror by Mark McQueen with Danny Dyer, Craig Fairbrass, MyAnna Buring.

Runtime: 93 min.

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Doghouse

G.-B. 2009. Horror comedy by Jake West with Stephen Graham, Danny Dyer, Noel Clarke. Going to get drunk in a small isolated village, six friends are attacked by bloodthirsty zombie women.

Runtime: 85 min.

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Severance

G.-B. 2006. Horror comedy by Christopher Smith with Danny Dyer, Laura Harris, Tim McInnerny. During an outdoor training course in Hungary, the employees of an arms corporation are attacked by psychopathic killers.

Runtime: 95 min.

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The Business

G.-B. 2005. Mores drama by Nick Love with Danny Dyer, Tamer Hassan, Geoff Bell. In the 1980s, on the Spanish coast, the tribulations of a young Englishman who wants to join the world of organized crime.

Runtime: 91 min.

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The Football Factory

G.-B. 2004. Mores drama by Nick Love with Danny Dyer, Frank Harper, Tamer Hassan. The trials and tribulations of a young working-class Londoner who becomes part of a group of rowdy soccer fans.

Runtime: 88 min.

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Mean Machine

G.-B. 2001. Dramatic comedy by Barry Skolnick with Vinnie Jones, Jason Statham, Danny Dyer. A former soccer player ends up in prison where he forms a team of prisoners to compete against the guards in a match.

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Is Harry on the Boat?

G.-B. 2000. Mores comedy by Menhaj Huda with Danny Dyer, Des Coleman, Daniela Denby-Ashe. The adventures of a group of young Englishmen who work as tour guides at a resort in Spain.

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Borstal Boy

Irl. 2000. Drama by Peter Sheridan with Shawn Hatosy, Danny Dyer, Lee Ingleby. At the beginning of World War II, the story a young Irishman sent to a British reform school.