To celebrate the release of The Sweeney in UK cinemas on 12th September, we’ve got goodie bags (including a t-shirt, bullet USB, Flying Squad cap, torch/tool kit and a leather Oyster card holder) to give away to four of our Twitter followers!
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For a chance to win, just follow CultBox on Twitter and tweet the following text:
Follow @cultboxtv and RT for a chance to win one of 4 ‘The Sweeney‘ goodie bags – More info: http://bit.ly/Ope0fu #SwnCB
Legendary Detective Inspector Jack Regan (Ray Winstone) and his loyal partner George Carter (Ben Drew) are old school crime fighters enforcing the law in a modern underworld.
Armed and dangerous, the Flying Squad (rhyming slang Sweeney Todd) have their own unique way of operating, however, they always get the results. With a bank heist in progress and his old enemy making a re-appearance on the London crime scene, Regan will do whatever it takes to get the job done, even defying orders from his no nonsense Guv (Damian Lewis).
Tearing up the streets of London, The Sweeney is a stylish, exhilarating action thriller directed by Nick Love (The Firm), co-written by BAFTA winning John Hodge (Trainspotting) and boasting a terrific British cast including Hayley Atwell (Captain America) and Steven Mackintosh (Underworld: The Rise of the Lycans).
This competition has now closed. The winners are Mary Chez (@Boo1003) from Pinner, Raghav Modi (@raghavmodi) from Birmingham, Ms L Taylor (@lilababb) from Cornwall and Nick Turner-Smith (@turnersmith) from Welwyn.
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