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Director, Screenwriter, Producer
Director
- 2009 - Sherlock Holmes
- 2008 - RocknRolla
- 2005 - Revolver
- 2000 - Snatch
- 1998 - Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
Producer
- 2008 - RocknRolla
Screenwriter
- 2008 - RocknRolla
- 2005 - Revolver
- 2000 - Snatch
- 1998 - Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
Articles
- Jul 3 2009 - Has Michael Mann lost it?
- Aug 19 2008 - Guy Ritchie on 'RocknRolla'
- Jun 6 2008 - Guy Ritchie's 'Sherlock Holmes': casting call
- Mar 27 2008 - Guy Ritchie to make gangster trilogy
- Apr 26 2007 - 'This is England' - Stephen Graham Q&A
- Jul 25 2006 - Ritchie finds 'Static'
- Oct 4 2005 - 'A History of Violence' storms the London chart
- Sep 27 2005 - Ritchie's 'Revolver' is number two with a bullet
- Sep 20 2005 - 'Pride & Prejudice' prevails at London box office
- Sep 9 2005 - OutKast movie details
- Sep 6 2005 - Win tickets to the premiere of 'Revolver'
- Aug 11 2005 - London's most popular locations revealed
- Oct 22 2004 - Madonna to voice CGI princess
- Oct 13 2004 - Guy Ritchie - two smoking barrels become a revolver
- Sep 29 2004 - Interview: Matthew Vaughn
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