An ordinary young man who reluctantly joins Bex's West Ham firm following a nightclub incident. He quickly integrates into the group through football and street fights, experiences hazing and peer pressure, witnesses Bex's murder, and ultimately escapes the firm's toxic cycle by returning to his old life.
Younger hooligan and accomplice to Zeberdee. Participates in the burglary of Billy's house and later robs a drug dealer, an act that indirectly leads to Zeberdee's fatal encounter. Survives the film's events.
Kenny Boy is Ron's schizophrenic son, whose care becomes Jack's responsibility. Ron allows Jack to live from his money on the condition that Jack watches over Kenny Boy. This arrangement links Kenny Boy directly to Jack's efforts to stabilize his life after the arrest and avoid further trouble.
Mark works at the print works and is the central figure behind the group's plan to buy a racehorse. He proposes pooling their money and explains that the costs will go beyond the purchase price. As race day approaches, he has sacrificed much of what he owns to back the horse, while his coworkers share the investment and preparations.
Minor character in the mentorship-driven UK short.
Calum MacNab has 10 screen credits in a career dating back to 2004. Their work is anchored in the Boys on Film Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Firm, Marching Powder, Man and Boy. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
