Essex Boys
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Terry Winsor
Sean Bean
Alex Kingston
Charlie Creed-miles
Tom Wilkinson
Larry Lamb
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
A young taxi driver from Essex, Billy Reynolds, is hired by John Dyke to drive for a local villain just out of prison. His passenger, Jason Locke, is bitter that his friends and colleagues have gotten rich, while he 'did time.' This flame of indignation is fanned by his beautiful and ambitious wife, Lisa. John Dyke also owes Jason a favor and reluctantly agrees to organize a shipment of drugs for him to sell. Billy's driving skills, coupled with his ability to keep his mouth shut, land him a regular job with Locke's "firm," earning him more in one night than he would normally make in a week. But Billy's girlfriend Nicole worries about his new employers, and warns him about being unwittingly sucked into the criminal underworld. Billy, a stubborn risk-taker, quickly gets caught up in the violent politics of the British drug scene, in which there is no easy escape.
Director
Terry Winsor
Cast
Sean Bean
Alex Kingston
Charlie Creed-miles
Tom Wilkinson
Larry Lamb
Gareth Milne
Amelia Lowdell
Michael Mckell
Holly Davidson
Terence Rigby
Billy Murray
George Jackson
Sally Hurst
Louise Landon
Gary Love
Crew
Peter Arnold
Andrew Wyatt Blakemore
Danielle Brandon
Mark Briscoe
Phil Buckley
Jim Cornish
Simon Crook
Pippa Cross
John Daly
Jonathan De Domenico
Sara Desmond
Chris Edwards
Jacky Fitt
George Florence
Paul Frift
Jeremy Gee
Paul Gilpin
Emma Griffiths
Mary Haddow
David Harris
Graham Hills
Christopher Longhurst
Graham Longhurst
Sarah Lubel
Edward Mansell
Hilary Martin
Andrew Mcewan
Gareth Milne
Mike Parker
Greg Pearson
Jeff Pope
Jeff Pope
Sylvia Powell
Elizabeth Price
Ben Rimmer
Corinne Rodriguez
Ian Rousham
John Senior
Bill Shephard
Tim Stevenson
Roger Tooley
Colin Towns
Colin Towns
Ian Voigt
Richard Whelan
John Whitworth
Terry Winsor
Andrew Wyatt
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States on Video June 12, 2001
Began shooting February 28, 1999.
Completed shooting April 28, 1999.
Released in United States on Video June 12, 2001