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... she's also a talented writer who co-wrote the script) and Doug Jones were totally unknown actors to me. But they played an outstanding role. There are also some well-known actors such as William Forsythe and Vinnie Jones . But lets be honest, the two protagonists are the shining stars ...

Personally I liked Vinnie Jones in such films as 'Lock, Stock and Two Smocking Barrels' and 'Gone in 60 Seconds'. The second film brought me even more pleasure as Vinnie Jones` role in it is mute and it`s so funny to see him make those brutal faces of his

Twelve pictures in two years. And I've seen none of them!

Your last Vinnie Jones thread was in 2013. How do think he's got on in the interim?

I agree with nauru. Even one of his first acting performances, when he had only recently retired from being an active footballer, in Mean Machine (2001) , was very good.

He was exquisite in two episodes of "Elementary" as Sebastian Moran at the start of the Moriarty arc--the pinnacle of an outstanding series starring the superb Johnny Lee Miller. So at least in this instance, he contributed to a high quality show instead of contrasting with it--inmyneverto...

... actually. I strongly disliked the film, but some of the scenes with Vinnie Jones were entertaining.

I personally like him, but I disagree about his abilities because I think there is one thing he can do good, and that is this, which will probably be his greatest moment in cinema history.

Vinnie Jones is, in my view, a gifted actor who ends up in a lot of bad films. Some of the films he's in are downright awful, ...

To be fair if Gazza's only problems were a pair of squashed testies, I think he take that! As for of Vinnie, he acts like he played football; one dimensionally, simply and with as little technical ability as possible for a professional! It just hit me. In the episode of Elementary ...