About GTA: Rockstar Games Promotes the “Sequel” to Its Film
For Rockstar Games, supporting creators they hold dear is a sacred mission. That’s why on Thursday, they posted a call on their social media to visit the theater for a feature film titled Marching Powder (a slang term for cocaine).
The movie is directed by Nick Love (Nick Love), with the lead role played by Danny Dyer (Danny Dyer). The events take place in the world of another of their collaborations—the 2004 film “The Football Factory,” although the main character, despite being played by the same actor, is different. How is this connected to R*? They were one of the companies involved in the production of The Football Factory.
By the way, Danny Dyer appeared at British GQ this week, and one of the questions was about his role in GTA: Vice City and GTA: San Andreas. In both games, he voiced Kent Paul, a Brit involved in the music business. The actor called it an amazing job and a highlight of his career. He mentioned earning 15,000 (likely pounds sterling) for it.
Source: gta.com.ua

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