The outrageous new British comedy sees Dyer play Jack, an aging football hooligan who feels irrelevant in today's society.

The ultimate cockney couple are back. Nick Love, the director of Football Factory and The Firm, has reunited with everyone’s favourite fridge-freezer, ...

Arty Dyer has 'no desire to be an actor' but makes his debut in the 18-rated film as dad Danny reunites with The Football ...

AN Ex On The Beach star has revealed a huge on set mistake he made, while filming with Danny Dyer for his new movie Marching ...

In his latest film, Dyer’s character Jack is trying to fix his relationship with his long-suffering wife Dani (Stephanie ...

Charging headfirst into controversy with no apologies and a bag full of wince-inducing inappropriate jokes, Marching Powder ...

Rowdy and relentless, Nick Love’s clueless geezer feature talks a big talk. Marching Powder ­never shuts up, and its sweary ...

Director Nick Love’s screenplay also features some ... old might say “poo bum” in front of their parents. But Marching Powder isn’t just about anti-woke banter: it also has plenty of ...

Marching Powder marks Danny Dyer's first movie in a decade, so it feels fitting that his return to the big screen also marked ...

Danny Dyer and Stephanie Leonidas tell Yahoo UK about their new film Marching Powder and its exploration of football ...

You can make good films about bad people, and certainly not every redemption story has to result in a sinner becoming a saint ...

The Football Factory (2004) established Nick Love and the football hooligan genre in cinema, Marching Powder marks his return ...