According to Wikipedia , the film series follows this release order: Rise of the Footsoldier (2007)
Like the rest of the series, Origins is inspired by real-life events, specifically the of 1995 (the "Essex Boys" case), where Tucker, Tate, and Rolfe were found shot dead in a Range Rover. While the original film focused on Carlton Leach and the aftermath, Origins and other prequels like The Pat Tate Story (2017) and Marbella (2019) delve deeper into the legends and myths surrounding the victims themselves. Franchise Timeline
: The backdrop is the vibrant but violent Essex nightclub scene, moving from doorman duties to high-stakes criminal activities. Cast and Production Rise of the Footsoldier: Origins
: Portrayed by Craig Fairbrass, an icon of the series known for his brutal depiction of the real-life gangster.
: While the franchise began with Julian Gilbey, the later prequels, including Origins , are loosely based on the autobiographical accounts of Bernard O’Mahoney and the lives of the Essex firm members. Historical Context According to Wikipedia , the film series follows
: The film details the beginning of Tucker's partnership with Bernard O’Mahoney as they navigate the security business and the burgeoning illegal drug trade.
: Joins the franchise in this installment as Bernard O'Mahoney, adding a veteran presence to the British gangster ensemble. Cast and Production : Portrayed by Craig Fairbrass,
The film centers on (played by Terry Stone ), a down-on-his-luck former soldier who finds a new path as a nightclub doorman in Essex. The story tracks his ascent through the local underworld during the height of the 1980s rave scene. Key narrative elements include: