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Tony is a British film of genre Drama released in USA on 5 february 2010 with Ricky Grover

Tony (2009)

Tony
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Released in USA 5 february 2010
Length 1h16
Genres Drama,    Thriller,    Horror
Rating61% 3.0971053.0971053.0971053.0971053.097105

Tony is a 2009 British social realist comedy/drama written and directed by Gerard Johnson and starring Peter Ferdinando. The film has the alternative title of Tony: London Serial Killer.

Synopsis

Tony Benson lives alone in a flat on an Dalston council estate tower block. He obsessively collects 1980s violent action movies, and he aimlessly wanders the streets of London in an unsuccessful attempt to connect with another person. He has been unemployed and living on state benefits for over 20 years.

Actors

Ricky Grover

(Paul)Neil Maskell

(Mike Hemmings)
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