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 "The War Zone" – the latter especially controversial, as he played a man who rapes his own daughter – but that obvious toughness would also allow him to play loved up nice-guys in romantic comedies like "Fanny and Elvis" and "There's Only One Jimmy Grimble". In "Last Christmas", he played a dead man, now a trainee angel, who returns from heaven to help his young son cope with his bereavement, written by Tony Grounds, with whom Winstone worked again on "Births, Marriages & Deaths" and "Our Boy", the latter winning him the Royal Television Society Best Actor Award. They worked