My Name Is Lenny

Synopsis

My Name Is Lenny is a 2017 biographical sports drama film that tells the true story of Lenny McLean, known as 'The Guv'nor', a legendary bare-knuckle fighter and bouncer in London. The movie follows Lenny's rise to fame in the underground fighting scene, his personal struggles, and his transformation into a folk hero. With raw and intense fight sequences, the film delves into the gritty world of street fighting, showcasing the complexities of Lenny's character and his journey towards redemption. Josh Helman delivers a powerful performance as Lenny McLean, capturing the essence of the tough and charismatic fighter.

Cast

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  Josh Helman

  Lenny McLean

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  Michael Bisping

  Roy Shaw

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  Chanel Cresswell

  Valerie McLean

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  John Hurt

  Leslie Salmon

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  Nick Moran

  Johnny Bootnose

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  Rita Tushingham

  Reenie Joyce

Reviews

My Name Is Lenny has received mixed reviews from critics, with praise for Josh Helman's portrayal of the iconic Lenny McLean. Rotten Tomatoes describes the film as 'a gritty and authentic look at the British underground fight scene' and praises the performance of the lead actor. IMDb users have rated the movie 6.0/10, with some users applauding the realistic fight sequences and the emotional depth of the story. However, some critics have noted that the pacing of the film could have been improved and that certain aspects of Lenny's life are not explored in enough detail. Overall, My Name Is Lenny is a compelling biopic that offers a glimpse into the turbulent world of bare-knuckle fighting.