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Synopsis: Rise of the Footsoldier follows the inexorable rise of Carlton Leach from one of the most feared generals of the football terraces to becoming a member of a notorious gang of criminals who rampaged their way through London and Essex in the late eighties and early nineties. It is three decades of his life following him from football hooliganism, through to his burgeoning career as a bouncer, his involvement in the criminal aspects of the early 'rave' scene and subsequently to his rise to power as one of the most feared and respected criminals in the country.
Director(s): Julian Gilbey
Production: Carnaby International
 
IMDB:
6.9
Rotten Tomatoes:
14%
R
Year:
2007
119 min
Website
1,832 Views


Tottenham all over this place.

I keep waiting for it to kick off.

It's all the Ecstasy, Carl.

This lot will be doing nothing

but loving each other all night long.

Have you checked with John and Terry?

How's the door getting on?

They're all paying 20 to get in...

with no bother.

I tell you... it's a f***ing license

to print money, isn't it?

You want to be a little more subtle

about that, don't you?

Yeah, but love

ain't subtle, mate.

Yeah well, neither am I, so you either

put it out or I put you out.

- Do you understand?

- You should have one.

You look like you need it.

Don't worry, it's on me.

You're some sort of c*nt, ain't you?

- I don't do drugs.

- It's not a drug, mate.

This is love.

Don't tell me you don't do love.

Yeah yeah yeah, love love love

and all that f***ing bollocks.

All right, you mad c*nt.

Go on, give me one.

But put the rest away!

You understand what I'm saying to you?

F*** it. Why not?

Everything all right, Carl?

I've only gone and taken one

of those pills, ain't I?

Yeah, it was either that

or give the kid a slap.

But I'm in a good mood,

so I thought I'd let him off.

So what's it like?

Oh, it's rubbish, mate.

It must be a dud.

I can't feel nothing.

You know,

I still can't feel nothing.

Really?

Yeah, it's rubbish.

We go way back,

don't we, Eddie?

Yeah, mate.

I'll tell you what, mate:

You're a f***ing brother to me you are.

Yeah, cheers, mate.

I f***ing love you, Eddie.

F***ing love you.

Oh, mate, I'm buzzing off

my f***ing nut here.

I've got to go and dance.

It was incredible...

the first time

I'd ever touched drugs

and got as close to God

as chemically possible.

The biggest crowd I'd managed

before this was 300 strong

and 15 lumps just about managed

to stop them from killing each other.

But everybody in here

was in love.

I mean the drugs were

breaking down social barriers.

Peace by Ecstasy...

even old Thatcher

couldn't have dreamt that up.

# Boy, if my needs

cause a storm #

# And your eyes say

"Take me home" #

# You and I could spend

a night of romance, really alive #

# But when

the morning comes #

# Will I still want you? #

# Ooh, will I still

want you? #

# Will I still want you? #

# Ooh, will I still

want you? #

# Uh-huh, you can dance

into my heart #

# But I know that's not the part #

# That you want to steal away #

# So when the morning comes #

# There'll be nothing left to say #

# Baby, let me love you

for tonight #

# I've got to have your love #

# I really need it now #

# Baby, let me love you

for tonight #

# I know you want my love #

# My love will treat you right #

# You know I want you, boy #

# We all need to love today #

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Julian Gilbey

Julian Gilbey is a British film director, editor and screenwriter. more…

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