Legend: New Kray twins film.

Nibble · Jun 13, 2014

New film starring Tom Hardy as both twins. Could be a pwoper nawty blag. Pics on link.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-27830233

For those interested Hardy is also in series 2 of Peaky Blinders and a new BBC drama about the East India Company.

Northstander · Jun 13, 2014

Nibble said:
New film starring Tom Hardy as both twins. Could be a pwoper nawty blag. Pics on link.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-27830233

Will this cover the peodophillia parties with kids from their beloved children's homes they supported (allegedly)

Nibble · Jun 13, 2014

Northstander said:
Will this cover the peodophillia parties with kids from their beloved children's homes they supported (allegedly)

Well, it's written by Brian Helgeland who adapted LA Confidential and he's not known to shy away from harsh subjects. Both Krays are brown bread now so no reason it couldn't be suggested.

keaton · Jun 13, 2014

Are you in it Nibble?

Beach Hut · Jun 13, 2014

keaton said:
Are you in it Nibble?

Or maybe it is just a stage he is going through ?

Nibble · Jun 13, 2014

keaton said:
Are you in it Nibble?

Not Legend but I do have a part in the East India Drama, which is going to be epic. I am lobbying to get on Peaky Blinders as I love that prog. Big fan of period stuff.

Pavilionaire · Jun 13, 2014

Great casting from a physical viewpoint, the guy looks very much like them.

Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo · Jun 13, 2014

Pavilionaire said:
Great casting from a physical viewpoint, the guy looks very much like them.

Looking at this picture they've certainly got Hardy's look spot on for the film.

Puppet Master · Jun 13, 2014

Loved the original with Spandau Ballet!

Will he do his Bane voice?

Superphil · Jun 13, 2014

What next? Lovers: A biopic about the misunderstood peadophiles Ian Brady and Myra Hindley, the nature lovers and outdoorsy types with a penchant for killing children

Hornblower · Jun 13, 2014

Nibble said:
Well, it's written by Brian Helgeland who adapted LA Confidential and he's not known to shy away from harsh subjects. Both Krays are brown bread now so no reason it couldn't be suggested.

Is Lord Boothby still alive?

gripper stebson · Jun 13, 2014

Superphil said:
What next? Lovers: A biopic about the misunderstood peadophiles Ian Brady and Myra Hindley, the nature lovers and outdoorsy types with a penchant for killing children

...with both parts played by Dale Winton.

Cheeky Monkey · Jun 13, 2014

Nibble said:
Both Krays are brown bread

Please just use 'brown' in future Nibble. 'Brown bread' makes you sound like a bleedin' cockney amateur!

Incorrect: 'What's the Bobby Moore with them crooked apples and pears'
Correct: 'What's the Bobby with them apples?'

Tom Hardy is a legend.

Nibble · Jun 13, 2014

Cheeky Monkey said:
Please just use 'brown' in future Nibble. 'Brown bread' makes you sound like a bleedin' cockney amateur!

Incorrect: 'What's the Bobby Moore with them crooked apples and pears'
Correct: 'What's the Bobby with them apples?'

Tom Hardy is a legend.

Brown bread is one of those cockney couplets that rarely gets shortened to just the one word. I am lead to believe. Who knows. It's all just a right royal cockney barrel of monkeys if you ask me.

User removed 4 · Jun 13, 2014

Cheeky Monkey said:
Please just use 'brown' in future Nibble. 'Brown bread' makes you sound like a bleedin' cockney amateur!

Incorrect: 'What's the Bobby Moore with them crooked apples and pears'
Correct: 'What's the Bobby with them apples?'

Tom Hardy is a legend.

Actually you´re wrong there , with most older phrases in cockney rhyming slang , you correctly state only the first part is used , but with a lot of the newer ones , ie bobby moore , then the whole phrase is used , a prime example being "get carter" for starter when having a meal, so i"m afraid its your good self who sounds like the amateur , masquerading as the expert.

Cheeky Monkey · Jun 13, 2014

bushy said:
Actually you´re wrong there , with most older phrases in cockney rhyming slang , you correctly state only the first part is used , but with a lot of the newer ones , ie bobby moore , then the whole phrase is used , a prime example being "get carter" for starter when having a meal, so i"m afraid its your good self who sounds like the amateur , masquerading as the expert.

Scenario One: Tom Hardy (as one of the Kray Perverts): Oi, did you 'ear that Jack the 'at's brahn bread?

Scenario Two: Tom Hardy (as one of the Kray Perverts): Oi, did you 'ear that Jack the 'at's brahn?'

I know which one I'd pay to see!

Nibble · Jun 13, 2014

Cheeky Monkey said:
Scenario One: Tom Hardy (as one of the Kray Perverts): Oi, did you 'ear that Jack the 'at's brahn bread?

Scenario Two: Tom Hardy (as one of the Kray Perverts): Oi, did you 'ear that Jack the 'at's brahn?'

I know which one I'd pay to see!

I'm not sure that the Krays even used rhyming slang. I'm sure I read somewhere they considered themselves above the language of common thieves.

Nibble · Jun 13, 2014

Either way, they were a pair of perverted wrong 'uns and it was a good day for London when they got banged up.

topbanana36 · Jun 13, 2014

Nibble said:
Either way, they were a pair of perverted wrong 'uns and it was a good day for London when they got banged up.

Shame some of the politicians at the time were not brought to book as well.

Nibble · Jun 13, 2014

topbanana36 said:
Shame some of the politicians at the time were not brought to book as well.

Quite. They are never the ones who go down though are they.

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