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The Gentlemen star Ray Winstone charms locals in Welsh market town

BBC Entertainment and Arts · 14 October 2026 at 10:03

The Gentlemen star Ray Winstone charms locals in Welsh market town

Winstone plays Alan "Razor" Sharp, an ex-SAS operative, in the action comedy Danger Money.

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