is only spared because of Fox's influence. Directionless, D falls back to his last remaining objective: finding Clancy in hopes of avenging his brother. After being pointed in the right direction by Sticks, one of the DJs, D confronts Clancy at his home. He is then ambushed by Rico's lieutenants, resulting in Clancy's escape and Sticks' death. Yvonne seeks out Clancy and learns that Fox has something to do with Jerry's death. That night, as D takes up Sticks' place in the DJ group for a concert at Rico's nightclub, Yvonne tells him what Clancy told her and begs him not to go, but is rebuffed. At the same time, Fox arrives in London to meet with Rico and pacify the situation. During the DJ session, Rico insults Fox and threatens to kill D himself, leading the latter to strangle him to death. Fox later meets D in a hallway where he reassures D about what Clancy told him. Clancy then ambushes them both, claiming that Fox had hired him that fateful night, forcing D to kill him in self defense. An injured Fox inadvertently reveals his role in Jerry's death, causing D to question him. Fox reveals the truth: Jerry wasn't supposed to die that night, Skeeter was the target but Clancy missed and hit Jerry. Angered by the revelation, D kills Fox. The ghost of Jerry, having followed D's guilty conscience, fades away. In a flash forward leading to Fox's execution, D and Yvonne are shown happily together with their two children. Cast Aml Ameen as Dennis "D" Campbell Shantol Jackson as Yvonne Sheldon Shepherd as King Fox Stephen Graham as Rico Grimes Fraser James as Piper Everaldo Creary as Jerry Dread Campbell Akin Gazi as Arif Mark Rhino Smith as Raggz Naomi Ackie as Mona Calvin Demba as Sticks Production Several scenes, including high-paced car chases set in London, were filmed at the Chatham Historic Dockyard in Kent, doubling up for East London in the 1970s. The Dockyard also features as the wider area where Rico's (Stephen Graham) club is located and D. (Aml Ameen) is chased through the streets and over the roofs at night by Rico's men. Reception On review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an approval rating of , based on reviews with an average rating of . The site's critical consensus reads "Yardie proves debuting director Idris Elba has a distinctive eye