
A rom-com with a kick.
Middle-aged Jack, arrested for drugs, strives in six weeks to repair his marriage, curb a bullying in-law, and guide his stepbrother in the right direction, but all efforts fail as his life spirals further out of control.
- 6.1
- 2025
- Released
- 1h 36m

Danny Dyer
Jack
Stephanie Leonidas
Dani
Calum MacNab
Kenny Boy
Arty Dyer
JJ
Bailey Patrick
Vinny
Lex Shrapnel
Vaughn
Janet Kumah
Gloria
Geoff Bell
Ron
Philippe Brenninkmeyer
Judge
Dean Harrison
Roger
Dean Christie
Barman
Phillip Ray Tommy
Ziggy
Leon Dean
Fisher
Daniel Fearn
Screw
Jennifer Lane
Conservative Party Member
Jonathan Ralph Whittaker
Police Officer
Stanley J. Browne
Jeff
Del Cleveland
Casual / Football Hooligan
Declan Doyle
Inked Sleeve
Gus Hudgins
Drug Dealer
Jemma Geanaus
Labour Party Member
Rob Auton
Skip
Barney White
Lionel












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<em>'Marching Powder'</em> is exactly what one would expect from a Danny Dyer (and Nick Love) movie. I'm a little split on how I feel about it though. Most of the comedy is quite lazy and forced, though a couple of jokes did get a chuckle out of me; e.g. Dagenham. The fourth wall breaking is questionable, it kinda works for a few moments but is mostly ill-fitting and cringey. On the other hand,

Hats off to Danny Dyer for at least putting his heart and soul into this, but as a piece of cinema it’s poor, stereotypical and derivative of just about every other film he has been in - and a few that he hasn’t. “Jack” is having a bit of a mid-life crisis as he realises that he’s nearer the end than the beginning and hasn’t much to show for it. His wife “Dani” (Stephanie Leonidas) reckons he’s a