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One Last Deal

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Danny Dyer stars as Jimmy Banks, an old-school football agent scrambling to secure one last lucrative deal for his fading star. As pressure mounts and reputations hang in the balance, Jimmy is pulled deeper into the cutthroat world of sports agents who will sacrifice anything for the next big payday. Alone at the center of this fast-paced pressure-cooker thriller, he fights through chaos that threatens to destroy both his career and his life.

Critics Reviews

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Mark Kermode Kermode and Mayo's Take (YouTube) 5d
It's eighty-eight minutes long. It felt much longer than that. Go to Full Review
Brian Viner Daily Mail (UK) 2d
3/5
The narrative gets wildly overwrought and the film isn't in the same league as Locke, Steven Knight's riveting 2013 solo piece starring Tom Hardy. But fair's fair. At the end of the day, Dyer plays a blinder. Go to Full Review
Fran Winston Daily Express (UK) 2d
3.5/5
While the contract negotiations and banter may go over the heads of even those with a working knowledge of the "beautiful game", the underlying story will keep you hooked nonetheless. Go to Full Review
Andrew Murray The Upcoming 3d
3/5
Dyer delights in a role that was tailor-made for him. Although he brings plenty of infectious energy to the table, it’s not quite enough to make up for the script’s failure to maintain its thrills through to the end. Go to Full Review
Jack Martin Film Feeder 4d
3.5/5
But even with its glaring flaws, the film works primarily because of Danny Dyer – and that’s something I never thought I’d say in a review for one of his films. Go to Full Review
Rich Cline Shadows on the Wall 5d
3/5
The script strains to create tense situations, and they don't always hold water, so it can be tricky to go along with what happens. But director Brendan Muldowney skilfully maintains the film's insistent momentum. Go to Full Review
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Luke S @Moscowmule77 2h I really enjoyed this. One Last Deal is a brilliant, tightly written film with solid dialogue and great pacing. There’s a real darkness to the story, and watching the character evolve throughout was really satisfying. The writing is strong from start to finish, and the production is impressive, especially considering the entire film is set in one room. Danny Dyer is absolutely fantastic in the lead role and completely carries the film, it was a great opportunity for him to demonstrate what he has in his locker, and he delivered. Easily one of his best performances and perhaps even award worthy? Huge credit to the producer as well for putting together such a unique, well-made film. See more Estefania B @RT11540825 1d This movie surprises me in a great way. The end cap all my attention and is very reflexive about the role that parents played sometimes and the impact it had on their families, and also a compassionate look because they didn't know how to do it any other way. And the performance of Danny Dyer is amazing See more Roxsanne S @Roxsanne 2d It's a gritty, chaotic ride, anchored by a brilliant performance from Danny Dyer that’s impossible to ignore. Love him or loathe him, Dyer throws himself fully into the role—wheeling, dealing, and gradually unravelling as the pressure mounts. The film starts with an unlikeable character who has a sly sense of mischief about him, dancing around in a world of dodgy deals and moral grey areas. But as the story progresses, that spark dims, giving way to something heavier and more sombre. Brilliant writing by Peter Howlett, which is only elevated by Danny Dyer’s performance in it. The film may divide opinion, but it’s hard to deny its ambition. If there’s any justice, Danny Dyer should be in the conversation when awards season rolls around. See more Paul J @Maxpower10000 2d Danny Dyer’s best work. Go and see it See more rodney C @Rodney199 2d This is a brilliant film. I have to hand it to the script writer, producer and actor - Danny Dyer. This film covers the life of a football agent, his desire for the big time. He is driven to succeed to the the point he doesn't see the curve coming. I thoroughly enjoyed watching this. The script is tight and the language is fitting for the cut throat world sport fans never see but know exists. There are laughs and tender moments from an actor who deserves much praise. The films tackles the unspoken aspect of who men are, and this may be uncomfortable for some. If it is, then is says something about them. But for me, this is a film that spans time. It is brave and pulls the curtains back on a sport most people love but aren't brave enough to speak the truth. This film speaks the truth. And the performance from Danny - excellent. Absolutely fantastic film. It's a 10 out of 10 from me. See more Andrea K @RT44815719 2d One Last Deal is a brilliant, tense film that keeps you hooked from start to finish. The whole story feels intense and fast-paced, with constant pressure building as everything starts to unravel around the main character. Danny Dyer’s performance is fantastic and really carries the film, especially in the quieter moments where the tension is all in the dialogue and reactions. Even though much of the story happens in a fairly confined setting, it never feels slow or boring, if anything it makes the drama feel more real and immediate. What I liked most was how it shows the messy side of ambition and desperation. The stakes keep getting higher, and you’re never quite sure how things are going to end. By the final act it’s gripping and genuinely stressful in the best way. Highly recommend! See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis Danny Dyer stars as Jimmy Banks, an old-school football agent scrambling to secure one last lucrative deal for his fading star. As pressure mounts and reputations hang in the balance, Jimmy is pulled deeper into the cutthroat world of sports agents who will sacrifice anything for the next big payday. Alone at the center of this fast-paced pressure-cooker thriller, he fights through chaos that threatens to destroy both his career and his life.
Director
Brendan Muldowney
Producer
Patrick O'Neill, Richard Bolger, Paul Kennedy
Screenwriter
Peter Howlett
Production Co
Screen Ireland
Genre
Drama, Mystery & Thriller, Sports
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 29m