Sugarhouse (film)

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Sugarhouse
Directed by	Gary Love
Produced by	Rachel Connors, Arvind David, Arvind Ethan David, Ben Dixon, Matthew Justice, Oliver Milburn, Michael Riley
Written by	Dominic Leyton
Starring	Andy Serkis, Ashley Walters, Steven Mackintosh
Music by	Michael Price
Cinematography	Daniel Bronks
Editing by	Chris Gill
Distributed by	Slingshot Studios
Release date(s)	August 24, 2007
Running time	90 minutes
Country	United Kingdom
Language	English
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Sugarhouse, also known as Sugarhouse Lane, is a 2007 British thriller film.

1 Plot
2 Cast
3 Locations
4 External links

[edit] Plot

Disillusioned middle class city boy Tom is looking for a gun in the back streets of East London; he thinks D - a young desperate drug addict can give him what he needs. But what D’s offering comes with more than just a price tag…

Holed up in a derelict warehouse, with the impending threat of local crimelord Hoodwink at their backs, both men play an intense game of cat and mouse; scrambling to cut a deal and make sense of the very lives they may be about to lose.

[edit] Cast

Steven Mackintosh as Tom
Ashley Walters as D
Andy Serkis as Hoodwink
Adam Deacon as Ray
Ted Nygh as Gary
Tolga Safer as Sef
Ade as Paul
Tracy Whitwell as Tanya
Stephen Gressieux as Café Owner
Sharnie Hobbs as Michela
Steven Robertson as Chris the Pinhead
Sharon D. Clarke as Crystal
Hayley Angel Wardle as Pregnant Girl

[edit] Locations

In the opening scene, Tom disembarks from a District Line London Underground train at Upton Park tube station. He then walks through the nearby Queens Road Market to meet D. The housing estate scenes were filmed on the Robin Hood Estate[1], Poplar in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. Canary Wharf can often be seen in the background.