Rockn Rolla - Cast

Cast

  • Mark Strong as Archy, Lenny Cole's right hand man and the film's narrator.
  • Tom Wilkinson as Lenny Cole, a head mobster part of London's declining old school mob regime.
  • Toby Kebbell as Johnny Quid, a musician and Lenny's estranged, drug-addicted stepson. It is implied that he faked his own death after anticipating that the news of his demise would cause his music sales to go up.
  • Gerard Butler as One-Two, a Scottish mobster who is a leader of The Wild Bunch.
  • Tom Hardy as Handsome Bob, a member of The Wild Bunch who is a closeted homosexual and has a semi-secret crush on One-Two.
  • Idris Elba as Mumbles, One-Two's partner and a member of The Wild Bunch.
  • Karel Roden as the Russian business oligarch Uri Omovich, who is based on Roman Abramovich.
  • Thandie Newton as Stella, Uri's accountant and One-Two's love interest.
  • Dragan Mićanović as Victor, Omovich's right hand man
  • Matt King as Cookie
  • Geoff Bell as Fred
  • Ludacris as Mickey
  • Gemma Arterton as June.
  • Jeremy Piven as Roman
  • Jimi Mistry as The Councillor
  • Robert Stone as The Nightclub Bouncer
  • Jamie Campbell Bower as Rocker

A scheduling conflict prevented director Guy Ritchie from casting actor Jason Statham, who had appeared in three of his previous films.

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