Noel Clarke & Adam Deacon Talk About Kidulthood, Adulthood and 4.3.2.1.

UK talent Noel Clarke, is an 'Orange Rising Star' BAFTA award winning, writer, director, star of Kidulthood and Adulthood is back with his latest movie 4.3.2.1. Adam Deacon who also starred in Kidulthood, Adulthood, and 4.3.2.1. came along to a special screening of the film at Vue cinema in Westfield, London on May 31st 2010. 4.3.2.1. is released nationwide in the UK on June 2nd 2010.

Noel & Adam discuss how the famous tag line "Oi my size!" and "are you dizzy blud?" came about. How Kevin Smith and rapper Eve got to be in the movie. Will there be a third instalment to Kidulthood and Adulthood? Adam discusses his latest project Anuvahood. Noel tells us how he really feels about the critics. Noel and Adam talk about the hardships they've faced in the industry and give advice to aspiring, actors, writers and directors.

 

BUY Tickets To The World Premiere of 4.3.2.1. The Movie

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On Tuesday 25th May Noel’s Clarke’s new film 4.3.2.1 will have it’s World Premiere at the Empire Cinema in Leicester Square. This is your once in a lifetime opportunity to walk the red carpet with the stars, see the film at it’s World Premiere and receive a film poster signed by Noel Clarke. 

From the BAFTA winning British actor/writer/director Noel Clarke comes 4.3.2.1, a sexy, gripping thriller following 3 days in the lives of 4 very different girls. Starring some of Britain and America’s most exciting rising stars including Emma Roberts (Nancy Drew & Wild Child), Tamsin Egerton (St Trinian’s), Ophelia Lovibond (Nowhere Boy and London Boulevard) and Shanika Warren-Markland (Adulthood), the four intricately woven stories are about four best friends who become involved in a major diamond heist. 

Doors open at 6.00pm and guests must be seated by 6.45pm. The film has a 15 certificate and will end at approximately 9.00pm. 

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'4.3.2.1. The Movie' goes on Nationwide UK release on June 2nd 2010

4,3,2,1....Noel Clarke Is Back! Are You Ready?

Thanks to a @kevkevv on Twitter last week he mentioned the new movie which again has been written, produced and directed by Noel Clarke. Talk about a triple threat!

I have blogged about Noel Clarke before as you can see here. I am a fan of his work and have even got my parents [aged 60 and 76] watching and loving his movies. So if I say 'Noel Clarke' my mum knows exactly who I'm talking about.

I watched the trailer last week [only once mind you] and thought, "OK Noel, where are you going with these movies? Is it going to be the same sort of thing as Kidulthood and Adulthood all over again?" Even though those were my thoughts, I hadevery intention when it hits UK cinemas to go and see it. As far as I know there is no one in the UK as a black filmaker on Noel's level...and I must add he's also an Orange Rising Star BAFTA award winner too. Voted for by the public, and yes I did vote for him...with a quickness!

As someone who says what's on their mind I tweeted a 'mini thought' about the movie this morning and tagged Noel into it. I wasn't expecting a response, but received one anyway, which I greatly appreciate.

'the beginning of change.....' I wonder what that is all about? Whatever it is sounds good.

Speaking of change; last week it was reported that Icon has struck a first-look deal with Noel Clarke and his  production company Unstoppable Entertainment. You can read all about it here. Major Congratulations. I love it when black people are on a road to success and constantly striving. It definitely keeps me inspired.

Noel tweeted 'IF' I watch it. Oh trust me Noel I will be watching. When I support I support even if I'm not that keen on something I'll give it a chance. 

Aside from the usual Hollywood Blockbusters like Iron Man and Transformers, I actually get excited hearing that Noel is working on another film on this level where his stamp is all over it. To be honest his movies have a raw, dark, gritty feel to them, but he isn't just putting out movies with the characters 'acting bad mind' for the sake of it. There is a message in his films, and you actually get to feel something for the characters whether you love them or hate them, and even the ones you're supposed to hate you can't help but love. 

As a Londoner I can relate [to a degree of course]. The language and dialect is what you hear out there in the streets and the things going on in his movies are also going on out there...on the streets. I personally don't live it, but know of some who do/have done. I love the fact he doesn't tone it down, and I think that is also key to the fan base that Noel has and will continue to have.  

As well as Noel himself, other stars of the movie include, Tamsin Egerton, UK Grime artist Bashy, Adam Deacon, Shanika Warren-Markland, Eve [yes the rapper], and former Eastender and Bionic Woman Michelle Ryan.

I can be 'hand on heart honest' and say I definitely enjoyed watching the trailer the second time around and will be making it for the 1st day release. First weekend attendance figures for movies are important people, so make yours count! 

As well as Sex & The City 2 and Iron Man 2, I can add 4,3,2,1 to the mini-list of movies I'm looking forward to this summer, and which intend to see on release day. And If the soundtrack is as good as the 'On Dis Ting' instrumental alone, I'll also be getting that for the ipod also.

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4,3,2,1 is released in the UK on June 2nd