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Ray Winstone.
Winstone next starred as Arjan van Diemen in the film Tracker with Temuera Morrison.
Bors Ray Winstone.
Winstone was declared bankrupt on 4 October 1988[13] and again on 19 March 1993.[14].
Rebecca Winstone.
Winstone was asked to appear in Mr Thomas, a play written by his friend and fellow Londoner Kathy Burke.
They worked together again in 2006 on All in the Game where Winstone portrayed a football manager.
At the age of 12, Winstone joined the Repton Amateur Boxing Club.
After several poor test screenings, the producers became concerned that there wasn't enough humor in the film, and on June 16, thirteen days before the US premiere,the scene in which Bors(Ray Winstone) reveals that his numerous children have numbers instead of names was shot.
The reviews were good, and led to Winstone being cast, alongside Burke, in Gary Oldman's drama Nil By Mouth.
Winstone stars in the slasher-thriller film Red Snow, directed by Stuart St. Paul and based on a short film by Adam Mason.[10].
In a recent director's commentary for the Scum DVD, Winstone cites Clarke as a major influence on his career, and laments the director's death in 1990 from cancer.
Winstone made his action film debut in King Arthur, starring Clive Owen, directed by Antoine Fuqua, and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer.
The film, which is set in the East End of London in the 1960s, also stars Winstone's eldest daughter Lois Winstone, Jack Huston, Colm Meaney and David Harewood.
Raymond Andrew Winstone(/ˈwɪnstən/;[1] born 19 February 1957)[citation needed] is an English film and television actor.
In April 2013, while a guest host of the comedy quiz show Have I Got News for You, he provoked controversy by stating that Scotland's chief exports were"oil, whisky, tartan and tramps",leading to a headline in The Scotsman claiming"Ray Winstone calls Scots'tramps' on TV quiz show".
Next Winstone would get a prime part in Ripley's Game, the sequel to The Talented Mr. Ripley, in which he once again played a gangster.
After borrowing extra tuition money from a friend's mother,a drama teacher, Winstone took to the stage, appearing as a Cockney newspaper seller in a production of Emil and the Detectives.
Winstone appeared in Martin Scorsese's 2006 film The Departed as Mr. French, an enforcer to Jack Nicholson's Irish mob boss.
In Last Christmas, he played a dead man, now a trainee angel, who returns from heaven to help his young son cope with his bereavement,written by Tony Grounds, with whom Winstone worked again on Births, Marriages& Deaths and Our Boy, the latter winning him the Royal Television Society Best Actor Award.
Ray Winstone on IMDb Three-page biography from Tiscali Film& TV BBC Drama Faces- Ray Winstone Edmonton County former pupils.
A complete change of pace for Winstone was providing the voice for the cheeky-chappy Mr. Beaver in The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, also in 2005.
Winstone was born in Hackney Hospital, London.[3] He first lived in Caister Park Road Plaistow E13 and attended Portway infants and junior school.
Perhaps inspired by Burke and Oldman, Winstone has now decided to direct and produce his own films, setting up Size 9 and Flicks production companies with his longtime agent Michael Wiggs.
Winstone met his wife, Elaine McCausland, while filming That Summer in 1979.[citation needed] They have three daughters; the eldest two, Lois and Jaime, are both actresses.
Now internationally known, Winstone was next chosen by Anthony Minghella to play Teague, a sinister Home Guard boss, in the American Civil War drama Cold Mountain.
Winstone recalls playing with his friends on bomb sites(vacant lots with rubble from World War II bombs), until"Moors Murderers" Ian Brady and Myra Hindley were arrested for killing three children.
Critic Roger Ebert singled out Winstone for praise among the ensemble cast of The Departed, writing that the actor"invests every line with the authority of God dictating to Moses".[7].
Winstone plays"Gal" Dove, a retired and happily married former thief dragged back into London's underworld by a psychopathic former associate(Ben Kingsley, who received an Oscar nomination for his performance).
In March 2019, Winstone expressed a preference for leaving the European Union without a deal in the context of Brexit and argued against holding a second referendum, stating that it would lead to"rebellion" and that"The country voted to leave.