Green Street is a 2005 British-American independent drama film about football hooliganism. It was directed by Lexi Alexander and stars Elijah Wood and Charlie Hunnam. In the United Kingdom, it is called Green Street. In the United States, Australia and South Africa, the film is called Green Street Hooligans. In other countries, it is called Football Hooligans or just Hooligans. In the film, an American college student falls in with a violent West Hamfootball firm (the Green Street Elite) run by his brother-in-law's younger brother and is morally transformed by their commitment to each other.
The story was developed by Lexi Alexander, based on her own experience in her brother's firm. Unwilling to shoot the film with German speaking actors, Lexi decided to adapt the heart of the story into the world of English hooliganism. While researching the subject on British internet forums, she came across a self-described hooligan who urged her to contact author Dougie Brimson. Brimson later admitted that he had been the hooligan who had initially made contact and had used a false identity to sound out Alexander and establish both her identity and her credibility.
Green Street is an album by American jazz guitarist Grant Green featuring performances recorded and released on the Blue Note label in 1961. The CD reissue features two alternate takes from the same session as bonus tracks.
Reception
The Allmusic review by Michael G. Nastos awarded the album 4 stars and stated "Green Street stands as one of Grant Green's best recordings of many he produced in the ten prolific years he was with the Blue Note label".
Track listing
All compositions by Grant Green except as indicated
The paint is old and peeling The shutters show some cracks There's a heavy limb on the apple tree That's got to be cut back There's some water in the cellar A little sagging in the floor But this house has weathered many storms It will weather many more 'Cause I scraped away the peeling paint And found the wood was good and strong And I found a firm foundation Had been there all along There's nothing here that a little work And time can't heal 'Cause everything underneath is real Nerves are frayed and ragged Patience is wearing thin Words were said in fits of rage That never should have been We bruised each other badly Lost respect along the way But there's too much here worth saving To throw it all away Can't we lay aside our fear and pride And find the good within All that we have shared before Can be restored again There's nothing here that a little work And time can't heal 'Cause everything underneath is real
The only supermarket is tucked away down a side street and the broad HighStreet is lined with independents – pubs, restaurants, coffee shops, antique shops and an excellent books shop ...Green spaces. ... Green spaces. ... Green spaces. ... Green spaces..
These teams share a street but divide a city ... The rivalry has gained notoriety through its depiction on screen though The Firm and GreenStreet (which went to extra time in the imaginatively titled sequel, Green Street 2) .
The attractive green building is a taut metal and glass-clad box ... The building enhances the existing university campus, providing new pedestrian routes and reinvigorating an existing previously unused green space. 49 - 51 AmiensStreet, Dublin.
Đà Lạt is focusing on green tourism and leveraging cultural industries rooted in nature, biodiversity, and the rich local culture to attract more international visitors ... green and sustainable tourism.
... ten main events such as a New Year’s music show, an international seminar on green tourism and cultural industries, a “wine - tea - coffee street”, and a flower parade with floats and fashion.
Elon Musk, according to too many of you to list; heated news stories about the unexceptional placement of pictures in Downing Street; herds of Lime bikes getting in my way (and also Kate Kelly’s way, ...
What’s that lean, green, pedal-powered machine on Chicago streets? And who’s inside it? ... corner of one eye, I glimpsed something resembling a giant green-and-yellow ice pop gliding along the street.
Kelce and ESPN presenter Scott Van Pelt, dressed as Buddy the Elf, loved walking Green Bay's streets and even ran into the Grinch... Kelce even took a big bite, and some Green Bay Packers fans ate some of the cheese without washing their hands.
... following a collision on East 21 and Ash streets on Dec ... Dunmire said that the Kia was stopped at the red light on Ash Street and started entering the intersection when the light turned green.
And while it's a little fancier than the ones you might find at your average greasy spoon, the one at Allez, at the corner of 12th and Main streets in Over-the-Rhine, is among the best in town.
... included a self-defense workshop for 38 women in collaboration with WarriorsKarateAcademy, a cleanliness drive, and a tap water repair campaign by the Kishoritai Bhoyar CollegeGreen Club.
They walked the streets until they saw a police station ... It was a two-mile walk up MadisonStreet. Someone gave them a card with a number on it, and they sat down on a bench, stared at the peeling green paint and waited for their number to be called.
