Green Street (2005)

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Written by Lexi Alexander, Dougie Brimson

Directed by Lexi Alexander

Running Time: 107 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2005

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: USA/UK

Filmed in Colour

Uncompromising story of a student's slide into football hooliganism. American journalism student Matt is expelled from college after being cowed into taking the rap for his roommate, whose drugs are found in their dorm. Paid off for his trouble, he moves to London to be with his sister but is drawn into the world of organised football hooliganism. Teaming up with the Green Street Elite, he becomes addicted to the adrenaline rush which accompanies the violence.

When is Green Street next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on ITV4 November 11th, 11:05pm. See more...

Cast

Image for Elijah WoodElijah WoodMatt Buckner
Charlie HunnamPete Dunham
Image for Claire ForlaniClaire ForlaniShannon Dunham
Leo GregoryBovver
Christopher HehirKeith
Ross McCallDave
Rafe SpallSwill
Jacob GaffneyTodd
Henry GoodmanCarl Buckner
David AlexanderNigel
Oliver AllisonBen Dunham
James AllisonBen Dunham
Joel BeckettTerry
Geoff BellTommy Hatcher

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