Frank Harper
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Rating Distribution
Based on 32 rated titles
Title
Year
Attention
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
as Dog
1998
52.3
In the Name of the Father
as Ronnie Smalls
1993
49.7
Bend It Like Beckham
as Alan Paxton
2002
47.3
The Football Factory
as Billy Bright
2004
45.1
Rise of the Footsoldier
as Jack Whomes
2007
43.4
Kevin & Perry Go Large
as Armed Robber
2000
30.3
This Is England
as Lenny
2007
29.2
StreetDance 3D
as Fred
2010
27.3
The Calcium Kid
as Clive Connelly
2004
22.9
For Queen & Country
as Mickey
1988
20.7
Tube Tales
as Station Guard (multiple segments)
1999
19.8
TwentyFourSeven
as Ronnie Marsh
1998
16.0
Lucky Break
as John Toombes
2001
14.8
The Last Minute
as Cabbie
2002
14.5
A Room for Romeo Brass
as Joe Brass
1999
14.4
St George's Day
as Mickey Mannock
2012
12.9
Permanent Vacation
as Eric Bury
2007
8.3
Goodbye Charlie Bright
as Tommy's Dad
2001
8.0
Screwed
as Deano
2011
8.0
South West 9
as Douser
2001
4.6
Shiner
as Jeff 'Stoney' Stone
2000
3.2Billy
as Colin
2011
2.2
Nemesis
as Richard Morgan
2021
2.2
Victim
as Colin
2011
1.5Second Sight: Kingdom of the Blind
as DS Finch
2001
1.4
Out of Control
as Sam's Dad
2002
1.1
The Search for John Gissing
as Dexter
2001
1.1
Dolphins
as Legend
2007
0.5
Remember Us
as Steve
2024
0.2
The Bystanders
as Joe
2023
0.2
Silent Night
as Caddy
2020
0.2Kung Fu Flid
as Barry
2009
0.1
Club Le Monde
as Danny
2002
0.1Frequently Asked Questions About Frank Harper
Frank Harper has appeared in 33 titles, including 33 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Frank Harper's filmography is For Queen & Country (1988).
The most recent title featuring Frank Harper is Remember Us (2024).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Frank Harper is Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels with an IMDb rating of 8.1.
Frank Harper has been active for approximately 36 years, with credits spanning from 1988 to 2024.
Titles featuring Frank Harper currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.
The busiest years in Frank Harper's career include 2001, 2002, 2007.
