Supporting actors Lock, stock and barrel 1998 // cast before and after

The film follows a group of friends who become entangled in a high-stakes game of deception after a card game goes horribly wrong. However, their plan backfires when they discover that the neighboring gang is also after a stash of stolen antique shotguns, setting off a chain reaction of chaos and violence.

Supporting Actors: Nicholas Rowe, Frank Harper, Steve Sweeney, Tony McMahon, Vas Blackwood, Sting, Rob Brydon, Vera Day, Alan Ford, Peter McNicholl,
Jason Flemyng as Bacon, one of Eddie’s friends, known for his street smarts and resourcefulness.
Dexter Fletcher as Tom, another member of Eddie’s group, who is a bit of a screw-up but tries to help in their schemes.
Nick Moran as Eddie, the protagonist who loses the money in the poker game, setting the entire plot in motion.
Sting as Jeff, a former gangster who now owns a bar and gets unwittingly involved in the chaos.
Steven Waddington as Winston, a member of the drug-dealing gang with a fierce reputation.
Lenny McLean as Barry the Baptist, a debt collector and enforcer for Hatchet Harry, known for his intimidating presence.
P.H. Moriarty as Hatchet Harry, the ruthless gangster who pressures Eddie and his friends into their ill-fated plan.

Crime and Deception: The film explores the criminal underworld and the lengths people will go to in order to achieve their goals.
Dark Humor: The film is known for its sharp, witty dialogue and comedic take on crime and violence.
Interwoven Plotlines: The storylines of various characters and groups intersect in unexpected ways, creating a complex and engaging narrative.
Reception: "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels" was a critical and commercial success, praised for its innovative storytelling, energetic style, and memorable performances. It is considered a classic of British cinema and helped to establish Guy Ritchie as a prominent director in the genre.

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L'acteur Nicholas Rowe je trouve que c'est le sosie de Gad Elmaleh