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Examples
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The guy who I bought it off was the godfather of the Krays.
Mike Ragogna: Moline Loves Paul Simon, Plus Chatting With Bill Wyman, American Idol's James Durbin and Mastodon's Brann Dailor Mike Ragogna 2011
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It has just mentioned that the Labour MP Tom Driberg was also part of their circle and that he had met the Krays at the East End premiere of the film Sparrow Can't Sing.
Sparrows Can't Sing 2009
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True crime, such as books about the Krays, also goes down well, though James says he fears the distorting effects on young criminals of titles that glamorise violence.
Memoir reveals prisoners' book preferences Benedicte Page 2010
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The guy who I bought it off was the godfather of the Krays.
Mike Ragogna: Moline Loves Paul Simon, Plus Chatting With Bill Wyman, American Idol's James Durbin and Mastodon's Brann Dailor Mike Ragogna 2011
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Our heroes arrive on a sinister prison asteroid, where they find themselves at the centre of a plot involving miners, corrupt judges, criminal brothers based on the Krays, Ogrons, and a dead mind-stealing criminal.
MEPs rated nwhyte 2009
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But is he drunk, or crazy like a fox, when he challenges one of the Krays to a boxing match?
The Guide to Wednesday TV: Two New Comedies to Hate, the Whitechapel Finale 2011
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It stars some good names, Eddie Marsan, Jim Sturgess, Timothy Spall, Noel Clarke, Clémence Poésy, Luke Treadaway and some other good British talent, and it's written and directed by Ridley, who also wrote The Krays.
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Ridley wrote The Krays, and in Heartless he has gained the talents of the British actors Eddie Marsan, Jim Sturgess, Timothy Spall, Noel Clarke, Clémence Poésy, Luke Treadaway and more, and the trailer is worth watching.
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Oh and did I mention that it's written and directed by Philip Ridley, the man who wrote The Krays?
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Now it's being turned into a boxing ring (they've bought one that was actually used by the Krays) for Sucker Punch, a new play by Roy Williams (Lift Off, Clubland and Fallout at the Court; Category B at the Tricycle).
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