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Gangsters, Gamblers and Geezers
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A film of Amar Adatia, Peter Peralta is starring Rahul Kohli, Jessica-Jane Stafford as well as Richie Campbell follows a pair of pals. They are Krish and Lee who find themselves in their debt with Olu, their Nigerian landlord after they get fired and spend all money in the parties. Then they get into troubles with London gangsters and Scotland Yard. Eventually, the boys earn their money and get their dream girls and learn a meaningful lessons.
A film of Amar Adatia, Peter Peralta is starring Rahul Kohli, Jessica-Jane Stafford as well as Richie Campbell follows a pair of pals. They are Krish and Lee who find themselves in their debt with Olu, their Nigerian landlord after they get fired and spend all money in the parties. Then they get into troubles with London gangsters and Scotland Yard. Eventually, the boys earn their money and get their dream girls and learn a meaningful lessons.
Actors:
Narin Oz,
Clifton Brown,
William Cowboy Reed,
Adot Comedian,
Jenner Stronge,
Richard Blackwood,
Emilio Doorgasingh,
Hassan Ahmed,
Anne Jamieson,
Rashid Omar,
Chris Chan,
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Narin Oz
Clifton Brown
William Cowboy Reed
Adot Comedian
Jenner Stronge
Richard Blackwood
15 May 1972, Clapham, Lambeth, London, England, UK
Emilio Doorgasingh
Hassan Ahmed
Anne Jamieson
Rashid Omar
Chris Chan
Genre:
Comedy
Country:
United Kingdom
Keywords:
#Amar Adatia #Gamblers and Geezers #Gangsters #Jaffa Film Entertainment #Jaffa Films (II) #Jessica-Jane Stafford #Peter Peralta #Rahul Kohli #Richie Campbell
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September 23, 2016
Constants emerge: threadbare production values, underqualified performers and a failure to filter the amusingly crass from the merely offensive.
