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CelebrityYahoo Celebrity UKNoel Clarke's disappointment at Fisherman's Friends co-stars not speaking up at poster snub
Noel Clarke has opened up about being left off the promotional poster of Fisherman's Friends and says his co-stars never 'spoke up' on his behalf
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UK Box SetsBulletproof misfires with its glamorisation of gun culture and representation of Britain
The series may have been renewed but should it be?
NewsYahoo Movies UK Box SetsBulletproof is standard buddy cop formula but leaves you wanting more
Is the new cop drama from Noel Clarke and Ashley Walters worthy of promotion or just criminal?
NewsDigital SpyNoel Clarke confirms Kidulthood TV series is on the way
And he's already written the first script...
NewsYahoo Movies UKBrOTHERHOOD clip: Noel Clarke nearly SUED Bashy before he signed him up for the soundtrack
UK grime star Bashy – real name Ashley Thomas – was so impressed by Noel Clarke’s 2006 film ‘KiDULTHOOD’ he made a mixtape featuring samples from the film. Clarke initially wanted to SUE him for illegally sampling the film, as Bashy explains in our exclusive clip from the upcoming ‘BrOTHERHOOD’ DVD release above, but he quickly changed his mind when he heard the quality of the music. “I was rapping at the time and my name was starting to bubble, but it hadn’t bubbled enough,” explains Bashy.
NewsBen ArnoldAlmost 60% of British films from the last decade feature no black actors
Research from the British Film Institute has discovered that 59 percent of British movies made over the last 10 years feature no black actors in named roles. ‘Kidulthood’ star Noel Clarke is the most prolific black British actor, having made eight movies since 2006, followed by Ashley Walters, Naomie Harris, Thandie Newton, Idris Elba and Chiwetel Ejiofor.
NewsBen BusseyBrotherhood Actor Aaron Eaton Dies At 29
British actor Aaron Eaton died suddenly earlier this week, at the age of just 29.
NewsBen ArnoldLondon Cinema Axes Crime Movie Brotherhood After 'Gang Brawl'
A London cinema has stopped showing urban crime drama ‘Brotherhood’ following a violent ‘gang brawl’ incident in which a member of staff was attacked. The Vue Cinema at the Westfield shopping centre in Stratford, east London, was the scene of the assault last week, in which a 28-year-old staff member suffered a laceration to the eye. The Metropolitan Police told Buzzfeed that the incident occurred prior to a late screening of the film, at around 11pm, and a man was taken to hospital to have the wound treated.
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BrOTHERHOOD - Official Trailer
Noel Clarke returns with the third and final part of the 'Kidulthood' saga. 'BrOTHERHOOD' is coming to UK cinemas on 2 September, with previews from 29 August.