Rapper Plan B tells Will Lawrence about 'iLL Manors', his hard-hitting directorial debut, and working with Ray Winstone on 'The Sweeney’ . Will Lawrence 05 June 2012 • 8:00am Ill Manors is set on a ...

Platinum music artist Ben Drew makes an auspicious feature helming debut with microbudget British urban drama "Ill Manors." Significantly expanded from his 2008 music-based short “Michelle,” “Ill ...

Leaving behind the sharp suits and soul crooning, Plan B's Ben Drew steps behind the camera this week to make his directorial debut with iLL Manors. The drama is a pulverisingly brutal look at pimps, ...

Singer and actor’s directorial debut strikes chord with UK distributor UK distributor Revolver has secured rights to ill Manors, the directorial debut of singer and actor Ben Drew, aka Plan B. The ...

Film London Microwave unveils the next three filmmakers to benefit from funding that brought Drew's "iLL MANORS" to the big screen. By Stuart Kemp Ben Drew, already a big selling hip hop artist in his ...

From hip-hop star to soul crooner by way of acting stints in Harry Brown and Adulthood, Plan B's Ben Drew has shown a keen knack for artistic reinvention since breaking through with his 2006 debut ...

Alesha Dixon has insisted she's happy being single, urging her girlfriends to 'get a hobby' if they're without a man. However, as she attended the Ill Manors premiere and after-party in London last ...

The American crime movie was established before the industry moved west to Hollywood and had its first golden age in the 1930s. Partly through our rigid censorship, partly because of middle-class ...

Platinum-selling British rapper Ben Drew (Plan B) writes and directs this gritty crime drama set in London's underbelly. By Stephen Dalton LONDON – Not exactly the kind of upbeat commercial for ...

Ill Manors is a multi-stranded urban crime drama set in east London, the debut feature film from Ben Drew, otherwise known as singer-songwriter Plan B, and developed from his widely hailed song of the ...

The late Alan Clarke turned up first, with a vhs of his Scum. Peter Mullan was down from Glasgow with NEDS, not the only Glaswegian visitor, along with Ken Loach, of the early vintage films. Gary ...