Notorious former gangster Paul Ferris has revealed the hardest fight of his life was going straight after a life of crime.Now, Ferris, 61, has warned a new generation of organised criminals they should also give up in the face a new breed of high-tech cops.
And he has revealed how a new film based on his downfall will show how the gangsters can’t win.The convicted gunrunner is planning a follow up to The Wee Man – the 2013 hit film starring Martin Compston that told the story of Ferris’s upbringing and descent into a life of crime.
But he is gutted his pal Compston won’t be starring in the sequel – because he is too expensive.Ferris said: “I’ve got a new film coming.
Unfortunately, we lost Martin Compston. He went to do Line of Duty and good luck to him. Martin and his agent signed the contract with the BBC, and he’s done brilliant, absolutely fantastic.
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