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The Guv'nor. Donned as "the hardest man in London", this documentary is an extraordinary journey into the brutal brilliance of infamous East End boxer Lenny McClean, also known as the "The Guv'nor". From being a bouncer in London's West End, to life in the ring and his work with acclaimed director Guy Ritchie, McClean's story and journey is ...
Donned as "the hardest man in London", this documentary is a extraordinary journey into the brutal brilliance of infamous East End boxer Lenny McClean, also known as the "The Guv'nor". From being a bouncer in London's West End, to life in the ring and his work with acclaimed director Guy Ritchie, McClean's story is told through the eyes of his son Jamie. Through archival footage and family ...
Lenny McLean rose from London's East End to be a revered fighter and author. His son’s personal journey looks at what made the troubled man tick. Watch trailers & learn more.
Donned as "the hardest man in London", this documentary is an extraordinary journey into the brutal brilliance of infamous East End boxer Lenny McClean, also known as the "The Guv'nor". From being a bouncer in London's West End, to life in the ring and his work with acclaimed director Guy Ritchie, McClean's story and journey is told through the eyes of his son Jamie.
8 de sept. de 2016 · Powerful documentary about the life of boxer, bouncer, and star of Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels Lenny McLean, aka The Guv'nor.-----...
The life of famed East End luminary Lenny McLean gets a touching, personal treatment in The Guv'nor. Famous (and infamous) as a bareknuckle boxer, bouncer, enforcer, and doorman from the late '60s, McLean's journey from unlicensed fighter to best-selling author and star of Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels is also the story of a working class man from Hoxton weathering the changing decades ...
27 de sept. de 2016 · In Cinemas for one night only: 7th October On DVD, Blu-ray & Digital Download 10th October Starring: Lenny McLean, Jamie McLean, Martin Askew, Guy Ritchi...
