Marching Powder (Film)

Marching Powder
Directed by	Nick Love
Written by	Nick Love
Starring	Danny Dyer, Stephanie Leonidas, Calum MacNab, Geoff Bell
Music by	Alfie Godfrey
Release date	March 7, 2025
Country	United Kingdom
Language	English

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Search Marching Powder (Film) on Amazon.Marching Powder is a 2025 British action-comedy drama film directed and written by Nick Love. The film stars Danny Dyer as Jack Jones, a troubled ex-hooligan trying to stay out of prison and get his life back on track. It co-stars Stephanie Leonidas, Calum MacNab, and Geoff Bell.

Plot

Jack Jones, once a feared football hooligan, finds himself spiraling due to cocaine addiction and unresolved anger. After a violent outburst, he’s sentenced to a six-week probation period instead of jail. With his marriage failing, his family doubting him, and his brother-in-law following in his footsteps, Jack fights to turn his life around while resisting old habits and temptations.

Cast

Danny Dyer as Jack Jones
Stephanie Leonidas as Dani
Calum MacNab as Kenny Boy
Geoff Bell as Ron
Bailey Patrick as Vinny
Lex Shrapnel as Vaughn
Janet Kumah as Gloria
Philippe Brenninkmeyer as Judge
Arty Dyer as JJ
Declan Doyle as Coffee Shop Owner

Production

Marching Powder reunites Danny Dyer and Nick Love, known for previous collaborations like The Football Factory and The Business. It was produced by True Brit Entertainment, with Alfie Godfrey composing the original score.

Release

The film was released theatrically in the United Kingdom and Ireland on 7 March 2025.

Reception

Critical response

The Guardian described the film as “broad” and “cheerfully nonjudgemental about drugs,” giving it an 18 certificate due to its content. [1]

On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds a 33% approval rating based on 12 reviews. [2]

Audience reception

Audience opinions were split. While some appreciated its gritty realism and Dyer's performance, others criticized it for glorifying toxic behavior. [3]

Home media

As of May 2025, Marching Powder is available on DVD and Blu-ray via major retailers including Amazon and Golden Discs.

References

External links

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