GUY Ritchie is turning his hit film The Gentlemen into a TV series with the team behind Pulp Fiction and Trainspotting.
It grossed £89 million at the worldwide Box Office and following its success, Guy is turning the film into a TV series for Miramax TV.
Deadline reports the plan will see The Gentlemen come full circle, after it was originally pitched as a TV show before being made into a film. Read More...
NOTTINGHAM-BORN Charlie Trout has revealed how he went from working as a postman to becoming one of the youngest international football managers in the world.
The 37-year-old was appointed as head coach of the Puerto Rico national team in March and he is now on the verge of leading his players to their first-ever CONCACAF Gold Cup.
But before he became a coach, the former Leeds academy star balanced several jobs while playing part-time on weekends. Read More...
AN inmate who went on the run for 31 years cannot be punished for it, a court heard.
Drug dealer Shabbir Hussain was let out of an open prison on day release in 1989 but never returned.
He remained on the police’s “wanted” list until this summer, when he was arrested at the age of 70. He was subsequently recalled to serve the rest of his original jail term, imposed in 1986 for conspiracy to supply class A drugs. Read More...
