Billy collected for Gant. Mitchel meets his sister at a restaurant to persuade her to get out of the country and out of Gant's reach. He gives her a train ticket and money, but she ignores the warning, resulting in her and Dr. Raju being killed by Gant. Mitchel and Jordan find Billy's dead body in the front garden of Charlotte's home and the Bosnian, named Storbor, lurking outside the gate. Mitchel asks Jordan to help him kill Storbor and the two follow Storbor to a nightclub where they meet him and the drug addict from the party named Whiteboy. Mitchel kills Gant and it looks to be a happy ending. But when Mitchel walks out to the street on his way to go to America, the young kid he let live stabs him several times in the side and leaves him to die. Cast Colin Farrell as Harry Mitchel, an ex convict Keira Knightley as Charlotte, a reclusive young actress David Thewlis as Jordan, Charlotte's agoraphobic business manager, who soon befriends Mitchel and helps him out during the film. Anna Friel as Briony Mitchel, Mitchel's "wild" sister who meets and later dates Dr Raju. Ben Chaplin as Billy Norton, a none too smart criminal and friend of Mitchel's Ray Winstone as Rob Gant, a crime boss and homosexual rapist Velibor Topic as Storbor Eddie Marsan as DS Bailey, a corrupt cop who is following Jordan and bribing Mitchel, causing him to get into trouble with Gant. Sanjeev Bhaskar as Sanji Raju, a friend of Mitchel's who begins to court Briony. Stephen Graham as Danny, a contact of Mitchel Ophelia Lovibond as Penny, Charlotte's friend Simon Grover as the Porter at Storage. Gerald Home as the Undertaker. Matt King as Fletcher, one of Gant's henchmen. Alan Williams as Joe, a homeless man who is friendly with Mitchel. Production The film is set in London, which is where the majority of the scenes were filmed, with some scenes shot at Ealing Studios. It was also filmed in Hammerwood Park, East Sussex. Filming began on 8 June. The giant billboard advertising posters of Charlotte's face that appear in the film were shot by fashion photographer David Bailey. Release A trailer was released on 1 November 2010. The film opened in the United Kingdom on 26 November 2010. When the film was released in the United Kingdom, it opened on #3, behind Harry