Joe Gilgun (‘Misfits’, ‘Lockout’) interview
CultBox caught up with This is England ’88 star Joe Gilgun to chat about the fourth series of Misfits and Luc Besson’s futuristic new film Lockout.
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CultBox caught up with This is England ’88 star Joe Gilgun to chat about the fourth series of Misfits and Luc Besson’s futuristic new film Lockout.
Misfits star Joe Gilgun returns as Woody in This is England ’88, out on DVD and Blu-ray this month.
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