Sam Riley and Andrea Riseborough On Brighton Rock | Empire Magazine

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Rowan Joffe's adaptation of Brighton Rock transports the Boulting brothers classic noir to the mid-'60s, a suitably punchy setting where gang violence plays out against a backdrop of mods and rockers. Sam Riley and Andrea Riseborough step into the worn shoes of Pinkie and Rose, and the pair talked us through a seaside shoot that - surprisingly - also played out with its own cast of real-life mods and rockers. Director Joffe, meanwhile, explained the pressures of re-adaptating a Graham Greene classic - cinema's equivalent of a don't-look-down experience. www.empireonlin...
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[@kwood9307]

Why is Sam not in more films, he's such a brilliant actor and that voice is great! Also, in any interview I've seen, he's always down to earth and real... never a hint of self-importance or arrogance at all. Cool, guy!

[@Babab.studio]

His voice 💕

[@dprague]

Sam Riley would be a Great James Bond!

[@jamiewesson898]

no way hes a wimp

[@asabedoriaatemporal]

Agree!!!

[@paxwallace8324]

Andrea Reisborough has proven beyond any doubt since this film that she's a complete chameleon able to perfectly take on any accent and inhabit the most diverse roles imaginable. It's seriously uncanny I was watching Disconnect and she was on screen for 10 minutes before I dimly recognized her. Same is true of Netflix series Bloodline. As well as The Kindness of Strangers where she plays a Nurse.

[@lidiamercadoborda20]

This 2010 release explores and deepens the human complexity of Pinkie and Rose. In addition to addressing the religious issue. Aspects overlooked in the 1940s. I love the performances of Andrea Riseborough and Sam Riley.

[@kassandramedina2004]

OMFG HES SO ADORABLE he kinda looks like my crush at school x3

[@AndressaBDS]

Sam Yummy Riley... ♡

[@user-or3ll4yy8p]

I. LOVE YOU SAM RILEY ♥★★★★★

[@S77-u1v]

Отличный фильм👍😘💯👏🌺Шикарный красивый мужчина👍🔥💯♥️♥️♥️💋

[@agrippa9]

Sam Riley would play a great Chet baker

[@stuartmw8156]

Decent remake

[@harrietgate]

A Yorkshireman!

[@stuartlawsonbeattie1411]

Ha ha, yeah right!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@muhammadAdizan9345]

❤🎉

[@stuartlawsonbeattie1411]

Stuff Rowan Joffe, how dare he bastardise a great film. The original was set in 1947, just after the war and that is why it is so iconic, real people struggled. I adore the story of the Mods and Rockers and their class wars and fashion statements but this is wholly wrong. Does Rowan Joffe need a Mod or a Rocker because he has no imagination himself, if so, he should not discredit Richard Attenborough with this fakery and puff. What a load of insulting tosh from 2 giggling brats as well.

[@iainmair485]

You sound bitter.

[@iainmair485]

You must support Everton.