A New UK Trailer & Poster For Rhys Ifans in MR NICE

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E1 Entertainment have debuted online another new UK Trailer for Rhys Ifans in MR NICE, the hilarious comedy drama based on the life of Howard Marks the so called elite British drug dealer whose associates ranged from IRA, CIA, MI6 and even the mafia, you wanted drugs Howard was your man.

The story is very funny but you get to see the true sad side of Howards life too, very surreal movie that was a big hit at this years Edinburgh film festival.The movie is directed by Bernard Rose and also stars Chloe Sevigny, David Thewlis, Luis Tosar, Crispin Glover, Christian Mackay, Elsa Pataky, Jamie Harris, Omid Djalili and Jack Huston.

A new poster has been been posted online too check it out after the trailer, trailer & poster courtesy of our good friends at HeyUuys.

Synopsis: 43 aliases, 89 phone lines, 25 companies worldwide and over one million books sold. Among his associates are members of the Mafia, CIA, IRA and MI6. Nuclear physicist, marijuana connoisseur, school teacher, money launderer, gentleman, fugitive and spy; raconteur, travel agent, writer, philosopher of science, rock promoter, public speaker, board game appreciator and the biggest dope smuggler on the planetโ€ฆ meet Howard Marks, A.K.A Mr. Nice.

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