Malcolm Venville learn to star in the film. Venville's feature film debut was "44 Inch Chest" (2009), a gangster film starring Ray Winstone, John Hurt, Tom Wilkinson and Ian McShane. It reunited the writers and some of the cast of an earlier British gangster film, "Sexy Beast" (2000). He also directed "Henry's Crime" (2010), a romantic comedy starring Keanu Reeves, James Caan, and Vera Farmiga. Malcolm Venville Malcolm Frank Venville (born 1962) is a British photographer and film director. Born in Birmingham, Venville was the child of deaf parents. He was, in the words of his uncle, "caught in some no-man's land
Ray Winstone psychopathic former associate (Ben Kingsley, who received an Oscar nomination for his performance). After a brief role alongside Burke again in the tragi-comic "The Martins", he appeared in "Last Orders", where he starred alongside Michael Caine, Helen Mirren, David Hemmings and Tom Courtenay. Next Winstone would get a prime part in "Ripley's Game", the sequel to "The Talented Mr. Ripley", in which he once again played a gangster. He followed up with "Lenny Blue", the sequel to "Tough Love", and the short "The Bouncer". In 2000, he starred in "To the Green Fields Beyond" at the Donmar Warehouse (directed by