Green Street

I

had no Millwall from that Green Street Hooligans.

Isaac's a big

Lazio guy.

The first, the gloriously chaotic British classic, Withnail and I, for What Justine Hasn't Seen.

And the second for our British movie pick, we're gonna be doing the tragic, Green Street Hooligans.

So whether you're a devoted Anglophile

A British TV super fan

Um, and a number of people have written about this.

Uh, filmmaker Lexi Alexander, who directed a movie called Green Street Hooligans, that was, uh...

Daniel Radcliffe was in it, and I can't remember who else.

Um, it's about, uh, you know, hooliganism and, and alleged white nationalism in Britain and that sort of thing.

And I, and it's ridiculous, but I watched this movie, and the co-star was, like, this tough guy in the movie, and he had a shaved head.

And I'm like, "Oh shit, I'm gonna shave my head." The movie was Green Street Hooligans.

Ah, yeah.

And, and, uh, I was like, all right, I'm gonna shave my head now.

I want to thank you all for your concern, but I'm really not planning on seeing Paris until after the war.

what's the one with um sorry i'm going off on a tangent here uh charlie hunnam charlie hunnam oh my god green street

i've not seen it so i used to it's about hooligan hooligans basically charlie hullum's accent isn't it's fucking atrocious i think he's a geordie funny enough you know what i've i remember an

interview with him and him saying how him being in so many american things he's almost lost his accent i And he really regrets that he's lost that part of his identity because now he tries to do the accent and he sounds like an American trying to do a Geordie accent.

I liked him in that, though.

That was the first thing that got me back on track with him.

So we've said about Green Street, about Hooligans, that's with Elijah Wood.

At a certain age, football hooligan films can be appealing.

... until they basically cleared all the away fans and were let out.

Well, it, it's like Green Street Hooligans, right?

Yeah.

Like, it's fully, like, if you're at a pub in the wrong area wearing the wrong jersey, they're like, "Get the hell out of here-"

Erin Piacenti, who was fatally stabbed in Times Square on Monday in what is currently understood as a random attack, was mocked online by a self-identified German-Palestinian-American filmmaker, Lexi Alexander.

The Oscar-nominated director behind Green Street Hooligans and Punisher War Zone reposted a report about Piacenti's death alongside an image invoking accused killer Luigi Mangione, implying some kind of righteousness behind the killing.

It should be noted Piacenti was in her first week back at Bank of America after spending five months caring for her newborn daughter.

After people rightfully called out Alexander, the filmmaker defended her post and attacked the Bank of America over its ties to Israel, herself being an outspoken advocate for Palestine.