Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels

Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels

1998

Four small-time London criminals accidentally acquire a pair of stolen antique shotguns and end up owing a debt to a dangerous gangster, setting off a chain reaction of double-crosses, violence, and dark comedy. Guy Ritchie's stylish debut is a fast-talking, labyrinthine crime caper that revitalised British gangster cinema.

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Director

  • Guy Ritchie

Cast

  • Jason Flemyng
  • Dexter Fletcher
  • Vinnie Jones

Filming Locations

  • Bethnal Green Town Hall

    The interior of Bethnal Green Town Hall was used as Hatchet Harry's office, the villainous card-game organiser played by P.H. Moriarty.

  • Borough Market

    Park Street adjacent to Borough Market was used as the location of Eddy's flat and the gang's hangout, with the characters' base at number 15 Park Street.

  • Park Street

    Park Street in Borough was used as the location of the gang's flat and hangout, with Eddy's home at number 15 and Dog's place at number 13 nearby.

  • Repton Boys Club

    Repton Boxing Club on Dunbridge Street in Bethnal Green was used as the location of Harry's high-stakes card game, the catastrophic three-card brag match that sets the plot in motion.

  • St. John's Street

    40 St John Street in Smithfield was used as JD's bar, the pub owned by Eddy's father (played by Sting).

  • Stables Market

    Stables Market on Chalk Farm Road in Camden was used for the scenes featuring Winston's cannabis business, with the dope den accessed via a metal staircase.

  • Three Mills Studios

    Three Mills Studios on Three Mill Lane provided the interior filming facilities for the production, used for various indoor scenes throughout the film.