All 11 Jacob Anderson Movies
Get ready to dive into the captivating world of Jacob Anderson’s movies! In this roundup, we’ll be exploring the most memorable flicks featuring our beloved actor. From action-packed thrillers to heartfelt dramas, we’ll share the stories behind these unforgettable performances. So buckle up and let’s embark on this thrilling journey together!
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1. Adulthood (2008)
“Adulthood” follows the journey of Sam Peel, a character from the previous film “KiDULTHOOD”, six years after he was released from jail for a deadly crime. Sam returns to a world no more forgiving than the one he left behind, forcing him to confront the consequences of his actions and face the people he hurt. Amidst the chaos of life outside prison, Sam discovers that everyone is now grappling with growing up.
2. Gunrush (2009)
“Gunrush” is a gripping British crime thriller released in 2009. The film, filled with suspense and unexpected plot twists, has a runtime of 1 hour and 50 minutes. The movie, directed by Richard Clark, stars Aml Ameen and Jacob Anderson, along with other talented actors like Franc Ashman. “Gunrush” is produced by ITV Productions and primarily filmed in the UK. The story revolves around a young man’s quest for revenge after the tragic death of his daughter. As the plot progresses, the tension builds, and the audience is left guessing the outcome. The movie’s IMDb rating is 6.0 out of 10, with a total of 126 votes logged. “Gunrush” might be a lesser-known film compared to others, but it’s worth checking out if you’re a fan of thrillers and crime dramas. “The Bill” and “Finestkind” are similar movies that fans of “Gunrush” might also enjoy. Exploring these titles could potentially lead to further intriguing stories and thrilling plot lines. In conclusion, “Gunrush” is a captivating British thriller with a heart-wrenching plot that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. Its unique storyline and suspenseful atmosphere make it a worthy addition to any film-watching list.
3. Chatroom (2010)
“Chatroom” (2010) is a gripping psychological thriller directed by Hideo Nakata, based on a screenplay by Enda Walsh. The film delves into the lives of five troubled teenagers who form an unlikely bond in an online chatroom called “Chelsea Teens! “ But when one member becomes increasingly sinister, threatening the others’ lives, the chatroom’s dark side begins to reveal itself. With a runtime of 1h 37min, “Chatroom” features a talented ensemble cast, including Jacob Anderson, Matthew Ashforde, and Dorothy Atkinson. The movie is rated R for its intense themes and is a compelling mix of drama, horror, and thriller. “Chatroom” explores the dangers of online anonymity and the fragile nature of human relationships, making it both timely and relevant. As the characters navigate the murky waters of the web, they discover that not everyone in the chatroom is who they seem to be. A critical success, “Chatroom” garnered one win and two nominations at various awards ceremonies, cementing its place as an engaging and thought-provoking film. While the movie may not have been a huge box office success, grossing $683,912 worldwide, it leaves a lasting impression on viewers who are drawn into its suspenseful and chilling narrative. If you’re a fan of psychological thrillers and thought-provoking dramas, “Chatroom” is definitely worth a watch. Its gripping storyline and exceptional performances make it a must-see for fans of the genre.
4. 4.3.2.1. (2010)
4.3.2.1. is a gripping action-adventure film set in the heart of London, exploring the lives of four girls on a thrilling quest to uncover stolen diamonds. The girls find themselves entangled in a dangerous game of cat and mouse when they inadvertently cross paths with a group of ruthless diamond thieves. Along the way, they grapple with their personal issues, sibling rivalry, and the uncovering of their loss of virginity. As the stakes rise, only one thing is certain: if they survive, their lives will be forever changed. Directed by Noel Clarke and Mark Davis, this high-energy, fast-paced thriller stars Emma Roberts, Tamsin Egerton, and Ophelia Lovibond. Filled with twists, turns, adrenaline, and raw emotion, 4.3.2.1. is a unique cinematic experience not to be missed.
5. Royal Wedding (2010)
In the summer of 1981, the world eagerly awaits the Royal Wedding and a small Welsh town is no exception. For Linda Caddock, the celebration seems nothing more than an escape from her own turbulent life. Married to a struggling musician and with a restless neighbor trying to steal her heart, Linda begins to question her future. Royal Wedding (2010) is an engaging drama directed by James Griffiths, written by Abi Morgan, and starring Jacob Anderson, Kevin Bishop, and Darren Boyd. With a runtime of just 1 hour and 20 minutes, this film promises an intimate look at the lives of ordinary people amidst an extraordinary event.
6. Demons Never Die (2011)
In the chilling horror film “Demons Never Die”, released in 2011, a group of teenagers called Suicide Kids make a pact to take their own lives after one of their own tragically loses hers. However, things take a dark turn when they start dying one by one, and Archie realizes that there’s a terrifying masked killer on their trail. As he fights for survival, he must also protect the girl he loves from the deadly clutches of the stalker. Who will unmask the ruthless murderer? Join Archie and his friends in a thrilling battle against the unknown, where they’ll learn that their death pact may have sealed their fate. “Demons Never Die” is a suspenseful ride, perfect for fans of slasher and teen horror genres.
7. Comedown (2012)
In the eerie streets of London, a group of six friends embarks on a thrilling adventure, transforming their abandoned tower block from their childhood into a pirate radio station. The excitement of their newfound project fades quickly as they realize they are not the only ones seeking refuge in the desolate building. A chilling secret unravels as a terrifying resident psychopath starts a deadly game of cat and mouse, hunting them down one by one.
8. Offender (2012)
Offender is an action-packed British drama that delves into the brutal world of young offenders at a notorious teenage detention center. Tensions rise as the authorities attempt to impose order and justice, while the inmates fight for power and survival amongst each other. The movie stars Joe Cole as a naïve newcomer, Kimberley Nixon as the compassionate teacher, and English Frank as the fearsome inmate leader.
9. Overlord (2018)
In the gripping action thriller Overlord (2018), a team of American soldiers embark on a mission behind enemy lines, just days before D-Day. As they delve deeper into the heart of the war, they soon realize they have stumbled upon a chilling secret — one that transcends the boundaries of reality. Hidden among the Nazis lies a secret laboratory, inhabited by sinister forces and imbued with supernatural powers rooted in Nazi occultism.
10. Game of Thrones: The Last Watch (2019)
Game of Thrones: The Last Watch (2019) takes viewers behind the scenes of the final season of the wildly popular television series, chronicling the creation of its most ambitious and complicated season yet. This documentary from Glimmer Films and Home Box Office (HBO) provides a retrospective look at the making of Game of Thrones (2011), with a focus on the intricate preparation and the dedication of the cast and crew.
11. Everything — The Real Thing Story (2019)
“Everything — The Real Thing Story” tells the captivating tale of the unsung four lads from Liverpool, who became known as “the black Beatles” by the British tabloids. This gripping documentary transports viewers from the grimy streets of Toxteth to the glitz of New York City. As the original Beatles’ fame soared, these musicians bravely faced challenges like racism, disco trends, suicide, and drug addiction in the 1970s.
