We Still Kill The Old Way - Ian Ogilvy Press Junket Interview

Premiere Scene still interview the old way and Claire Bueno was excited to do just that with ‘The Saint’ himself Ian Ogilvy when he was in London promoting his new film We Still Kill The Old Way. Join us as we ask more about this revenge, thriller; how he was introduced to the script and how he prepped for the choreographed action and working with his crew and co-stars James Cosmo (Game of Thrones), Steven Berkoff (Girl With The Dragon Tatoo) and Christopher Ellison (The Bill).
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[@ET-en8gi]

Way to go Ian! Such a pleasure to see you being interviewed for your new movie. Congrats! Now I can say, "I know that man, Ian was my director!"

[@leehurst7451]

This is a fantastic film. I watched it. Told my friends to watch it. Everyone who saw it loved it.

[@debcutler2013]

Brilliant film. Ogilvy, Ellison, Cosmo, Berkoff and Denham were tailor made for those parts. Can't wait for the sequel. Well done lads

[@twilliamspro]

I love the implication That the Archer lads wrte involved the the Italian job

[@johnunderwood3132]

Loved it!!

[@Tchernobog]

ian is underrated

[@Deedsofwill]

rally?cool

[@twilliamspro]

Thetes been. A few films along this kinda line and old tough guy teaching hoodys a lesson reminds me of harry brown

[@waitwhat-qg9bc]

Rubbish film. Crap acting. Ridiculous accents. I preferred the young E2 firm and wished they'd killed off the boring old 'chants'. At least there would be no chance of a sequel.

[@AirwolfArchive]

If you preferred the ridiculous E2 "gang" to the older fellas, you don't know the definition of crap acting. That kind of wannabe-kid-gangster type went out the window years ago.

[@samanthahardy9903]

Tough luck Simon. There is a sequel!

[@samanthahardy9903]

@@AirwolfArchive We still have these types of youngsters in London and yes they do speak like that and behave like wanna be gangsters. Hence the reason for an increase in stabbings due to postcode territory wars!