The Sweeney (2012 film) for the role of Jack Regan. One of Winstone's earliest roles had been in the TV series of the same name as an unnamed youth. Ben Drew, alias rapper Plan B, took the role of George Carter. It was confirmed by the film's director, Nick Love, that the budget was around £3 million. The film was completed in mid-2012, and released on 12 September 2012. The final spend on the production was actually less than £2 million, coming in more than £1 million under budget. BBC's "Top Gear" filmed a car chase for the production in Series 18, Episode 3.
Mary Sweeney by Lynch, and " Baraboo" (2009), her directorial debut based on her original screenplay. After completing a master's degree in film at NYU, Sweeney worked her way up the ranks of film editing in New York and San Francisco, on films such as "Reds", directed by Warren Beatty, "Tender Mercies", directed by Bruce Beresford, "Places in the Heart", directed by Robert Benton, "Little Drummer Girl", directed by George Roy Hill, and "The Mean Season", directed by Phil Boursos. In 1985 she began working with Lynch on "Blue Velvet". Sweeney continued to write screenplays while collaborating with Lynch. These include "The