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As an actor he was a good drummer
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terrible, terrible fillum
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but he was an act tor first and formost,well child actor anyway
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are you getting him confused with micky dolenz?
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I haven't seen it but it's obvious he wasn't the best choice to play James Buster Douglas. Hardly a shock it was a bad film.
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One thing I like about films set a few decades ago is spotting the old cars. Wondered where they found all those old police Wolseys for the final arrest scene.
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According to Franky Frasier and what he wrote in his autobiography Buster Edwards was a grass who turned Queen's evidence against his own.
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"Mad" Frankie Fraser
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Fraser has a habit of calling people grasses.
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very poor film..........very bad acting from phil
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Collins is no actor imo so its not really bad acting as such, its like letting me loose on someone's teeth I would not be a bad dentist as I'm not a dentist anyway its a poor film overall so I will leave it at that
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Starred in the west end production of Oliver, as the Artful dodger
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who Frankie Fraser?
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used to work for Billy Hill
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yes bb, fraser played the part of nancy
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You lot are going loco down in acapulco
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Oh, sorry, I misread the title...
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ttt, this took me, literally, minutes.
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Catchy music and a big jolly towards the end of the film, sums this movie up perfectly.
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