Additional information for RocknRolla, which has a domestic theatrical release set for October 31, 2008. The film is being distributed by Warner Bros Pictures and has been rated R for pervasive language, violence, drug use and brief sexuality. RocknRolla has a total running time of 114 minutes.
R
USA
15
UK
15A
Ireland
M18
Singapore
MA
Australia
R16
New Zealand
14A
Canada
K-15
Finland
15
Norway
16
Brazil
M/16
Portugal
14
Switzerland
16
Netherlands
U
France
16
Argentina
PG-12
Japan
15
Sweden
14
Peru
18
South Korea
16
Iceland
114 min
Рок-н-рольщик
Russia
Rock et escrocs
Canada: French title
Rock'n'Rolla - A Grande Roubada
Brazil
RocknRolla
Croatia
RocknRolla
Argentina
RocknRolla
Greece
RocknRolla - A Quadrilha
Portugal
Spíler
Hungary
September 4, 2008
Canada
September 5, 2008
Spain
September 5, 2008
UK
September 26, 2008
Brazil
September 26, 2008
Greece
October 8, 2008
USA
October 9, 2008
Singapore
October 12, 2008
Belgium
October 14, 2008
Mexico
October 16, 2008
Norway
October 17, 2008
Uruguay
October 23, 2008
Netherlands
October 30, 2008
Australia
October 30, 2008
Italy
October 31, 2008
Brazil
October 31, 2008
USA
November 19, 2008
Belgium
November 19, 2008
France
November 24, 2008
Norway
November 28, 2008
India
December 3, 2008
Philippines
December 4, 2008
Greece
December 4, 2008
Peru
December 4, 2008
Portugal
December 5, 2008
Colombia
December 5, 2008
Norway
December 5, 2008
Panama
December 9, 2008
Argentina
December 11, 2008
Argentina
December 12, 2008
Sweden
December 19, 2008
Denmark
December 25, 2008
Chile
December 26, 2008
Venezuela
January 1, 2009
Hungary
January 1, 2009
Israel
January 1, 2009
Spain
January 2, 2009
Estonia
January 2, 2009
Finland
January 2, 2009
Latvia
January 9, 2009
Iceland
January 9, 2009
Mexico
January 22, 2009
Croatia
January 29, 2009
Kazakhstan
January 29, 2009
Russia
February 21, 2009
Japan
March 19, 2009
Germany
March 28, 2009
Czech Republic
April 10, 2009
Romania
April 24, 2009
Italy
A story of sex, thugs and rock 'n roll.
In London, a real-estate scam puts millions of pounds up for grabs, attracting some of the city's scrappiest tough guys and its more established underworld types, all of whom are looking to get rich quick. While the city's seasoned criminals vie for the cash, an unexpected player -- a drugged out rock 'n' roller presumed to be dead but very much alive -- has a multi-million dollar prize fall into his hands.
Lenny Cole (Wilkinson) is a crime boss who calls the shots in London's underworld and real estate market. We learn all about Lenny from Archy (Strong)his second in commandwho serves as the film's narrator. When a wealthy Russian property dealer by the name of Yuri Omovich (Roden) looks to Lenny for help on a major new deal, Lenny is eager to assist (for a very large fee, of course). Yuri agrees to pay, and as a show of faith, he insists that Lenny borrow his "lucky" painting. Yuri then asks his accountant, Stella (Newton), to transfer the money to Lenny, but things quickly go awry when a band of thieves known as the The Wild Bunch consisting of One Two (Butler) and Mumbles (Elba)intercept the money before it reaches him (at the behest of Stella). To make matters worse, the lucky painting has mysteriously been stolen, and the number one suspect is Lenny's estranged stepson, crack-addicted rock star Johnny Quid, who is presumed dead. As Lenny desperately tries to locate the painting, Yuri calls in sadistic henchmen to recover his money.
In an attempt to find Johnny, Lenny and Archy enlist his former record producers Mickey (Ludacris) and Roman (Piven) to track him down or else their concerts and clubs will be shut down. Meanwhile, Handsome Bob (Hardy) is distraught on the night before his court case, he's scheduled to do a five year prison stretch. One Two organizes a party for Bob. On the way to the party, One Two tries to cheer Bob up to no avail. Bob then comes out to One Two, admitting to having a crush on One Two. One Two is disgusted, but thinking that it's Bob's last night as a free man, asks him what exactly he'd like to do. The next day, One Two refuses to attend Bob's court hearing to the surprise of Mumble. One Two uncomfortably tries to explain that something happened between him and Bob the previous night, when Mumbles tells him that everyone knows that Bob is gay.
When One Two, Mumbles, and Bob try to steal the second load of Yuri's money they are wounded and chased by Yuri's persistent hired mercenaries who engage them in a shootout and a lengthy foot chase. They nevertheless deliver the money to Stella as they did before. By this time Yuri has grown impatient and has Lenny viciously beaten, demanding that the painting be returned and the money delivered. Two item peddling junkies manage to steal the painting from Johnny and sell it to the Wild Bunch, which is given to One Two who gifts it to Stella after they have sex. Mickey and Roman find Johnny and call Archy to have him delivered. After capturing the three, Archy and Lenny's men go to apprehend One Two who is already in the hands of Yuri's vengeful mercenaries. Archy and his men kill the mercenaries and kidnap One Two as well as Mumbles and Handsome Bob who arrived to deliver the name of the talked about police informant inside the London underworld.
Yuri arrives at Stella's house to seal their arrangements while also asking her to marry him, as he has been smitten with her for a long time. Immediately after, Yuri spots his lucky painting in Stella's living room. After being asked how long she's had it, Stella says she's had it for years, not knowing it's actually Yuri's. Feeling betrayed and enraged, Yuri orders his associate inside to kill Stella.
Meanwhile, Archy brings Johnny, the Wild Bunch, Mickey, and Roman to Lenny's warehouse where Johnny begins to verbally provoke Lenny. Lenny then shoots Johnny in the stomach before he finishes telling Archy that Lenny is the rat. Lenny then orders Johnny, Roman, and Mickey escorted downstairs while demanding that the Wild Bunch to tell him where the money is. Handsome Bob offers Archy the documents in his jacket pocket which reveals the informant, code named "Sidney Shaw," to be Lenny. Lenny had arranged with the police to give up many of his associates for prison at any given time in exchange for his freedom. One Two, Mumbles, and Archy himself are among the people Lenny has ratted out over the years. With this new information brought to light, Archy frees the Wild Bunch and kills Lenny.
In the meantime, Johnny informs Mickey and Roman how they will be executed prompting Lenny's men to act prematurely. Mickey and Roman intervene and kill the men and Johnny kills two more guards waiting outside the lift. The Wild Bunch save them from the last remaining henchman (One-Two knocks him out from behind) and they all escape.
Some time later, Archy picks up a rehabilitated but still eccentric Johnny Quid from the hospital. Archy offers Yuri's lucky painting to Johnny as a peace offering and "welcome home present," which Johnny accepts. Archy reveals to Johnny that obtaining the painting "cost a very wealthy Russian an arm and a leg." The film closes with Johnny proclaiming that with his new freedom, he will do what he couldn't do before: "become a real RocknRolla". During the end credits, it is revealed that One Two and Bob had danced together on the night before Bob's court hearing.[2]
Guy Ritchie
Director(s)
Guy Ritchie
Writer(s)
Martin Askew
associate producer
Steve Clark-Hall
producer
Mickey De Hara
associate producer (as Mickey De'Hara)
Susan Downey
producer
Navid McIlhargey
executive producer
Lauren Meek
associate producer
Steve Richards
executive producer
Guy Ritchie
producer
Joel Silver
producer
Producer(s)
Steve Isles
Composer(s)
One Two
Gerard Butler
Lenny Cole
Tom Wilkinson
Stella
Thandie Newton
Archy
Mark Strong
Mumbles
Idris Elba
Handsome Bob
Tom Hardy
Uri Omovich
Karel Roden
Johnny Quid
Toby Kebbell
Roman
Jeremy Piven
Mickey (as Chris Bridges)
Ludacris
Councillor
Jimi Mistry
Cookie
Matt King
Fred the Head
Geoff Bell
Victor
Dragan Micanovic
Pete
Michael Ryan
Tank
Nonso Anozie
June
Gemma Arterton
Bertie (as David Bark Jones)
David Bark-Jones
Malcolm
David Leon
Paul
Bronson Webb
Danny
Kelly George
Bandy
Roland Manookian
Rocker
Jamie Campbell Bower
Chechnyan
Alex Kovas
Chechnyan
Mario Woszcycki
Turbo
Mickey De Hara
Johnny - 12 Years Old
Scott McNess
Property Lawyer
Tim Wallers
Judge
James Greene
Barrister
Jasper Jacob
Speeler Girl
Joanna Bacon
Gary
Johnny Harris
Jackie
Tiffany Mulheron
Estate Agent
Ben Caplan
Estate Agent
Ben Homewood
Barman
David Sterne
Posh Man in Shorts
Oliver Dimsdale
Drowned Sloane
Blake Ritson
Nightclub Bouncer
Robert Stone
Waster
Andy Linden
In an attempt to find Johnny, Lenny and Archy enlist his former record producers Mickey (Ludacris) and Roman (Piven) to track him down or else their concerts and clubs will be shut down. Meanwhile, Handsome Bob (Hardy) is distraught on the night before his court case, he's scheduled to do a five year prison stretch. One Two organizes a party for Bob. On the way to the party, One Two tries to cheer Bob up to no avail. Bob then comes out to One Two, admitting to having a crush on One Two. One Two is disgusted, but thinking that it's Bob's last night as a free man, asks him what exactly he'd like to do. The next day, One Two refuses to attend Bob's court hearing to the surprise of Mumble. One Two uncomfortably tries to explain that something happened between him and Bob the previous night, when Mumbles tells him that everyone knows that Bob is gay.
When One Two, Mumbles, and Bob try to steal the second load of Yuri's money they are wounded and chased by Yuri's persistent hired mercenaries who engage them in a shootout and a lengthy foot chase. They nevertheless deliver the money to Stella as they did before. By this time Yuri has grown impatient and has Lenny viciously beaten, demanding that the painting be returned and the money delivered. Two item peddling junkies manage to steal the painting from Johnny and sell it to the Wild Bunch, which is given to One Two who gifts it to Stella after they have sex. Mickey and Roman find Johnny and call Archy to have him delivered. After capturing the three, Archy and Lenny's men go to apprehend One Two who is already in the hands of Yuri's vengeful mercenaries. Archy and his men kill the mercenaries and kidnap One Two as well as Mumbles and Handsome Bob who arrived to deliver the name of the talked about police informant inside the London underworld.
Yuri arrives at Stella's house to seal their arrangements while also asking her to marry him, as he has been smitten with her for a long time. Immediately after, Yuri spots his lucky painting in Stella's living room. After being asked how long she's had it, Stella says she's had it for years, not knowing it's actually Yuri's. Feeling betrayed and enraged, Yuri orders his associate inside to kill Stella.
Meanwhile, Archy brings Johnny, the Wild Bunch, Mickey, and Roman to Lenny's warehouse where Johnny begins to verbally provoke Lenny. Lenny then shoots Johnny in the stomach before he finishes telling Archy that Lenny is the rat. Lenny then orders Johnny, Roman, and Mickey escorted downstairs while demanding that the Wild Bunch to tell him where the money is. Handsome Bob offers Archy the documents in his jacket pocket which reveals the informant, code named "Sidney Shaw," to be Lenny. Lenny had arranged with the police to give up many of his associates for prison at any given time in exchange for his freedom. One Two, Mumbles, and Archy himself are among the people Lenny has ratted out over the years. With this new information brought to light, Archy frees the Wild Bunch and kills Lenny.
In the meantime, Johnny informs Mickey and Roman how they will be executed prompting Lenny's men to act prematurely. Mickey and Roman intervene and kill the men and Johnny kills two more guards waiting outside the lift. The Wild Bunch save them from the last remaining henchman (One-Two knocks him out from behind) and they all escape.
Some time later, Archy picks up a rehabilitated but still eccentric Johnny Quid from the hospital. Archy offers Yuri's lucky painting to Johnny as a peace offering and "welcome home present," which Johnny accepts. Archy reveals to Johnny that obtaining the painting "cost a very wealthy Russian an arm and a leg." The film closes with Johnny proclaiming that with his new freedom, he will do what he couldn't do before: "become a real RocknRolla". During the end credits, it is revealed that One Two and Bob had danced together on the night before Bob's court hearing.[2]
Director(s)
Writer(s)
associate producer
Steve Clark-Hall
producer
Mickey De Hara
associate producer (as Mickey De'Hara)
Susan Downey
producer
Navid McIlhargey
executive producer
Lauren Meek
associate producer
Steve Richards
executive producer
Guy Ritchie
producer
Joel Silver
producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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