The Shottas Paradise website has been updated and now has some pics of Guy - looks like he's playing a TV news reporter complete with geeky specs!!

The site now has the film's trailer although this doesn't appear to feature Guy.

Shottas Paradise is the directorial debut of writer/director Steve Clarke, is produced by Heon Irving of Unusual Suspects Ltd. and stars  Ray Fearon, Lois Winstone, Jay Brown, Danny John-Jules, Mark Smith (Gladiators' Rhino) and Goldie.

The film tells the story of the difficulties of an ex-con who vows to stay on the straight and narrow, but soon finds his life on the line over a favour.

Steve West (Fearon) has just been released back into his community.  He's a man with a reputation that earns him respect and fear - something which in this day and age he's not proud of. With his family in turmoil, Steve has only one thing on his mind - to get them al out of the depressive environment of the ghetto.

Having gained an academic education behind bars, Steve's confidence and goals are sky high. He's developed a passion for cars and gets himself a real job in a garage. As he adamantly pursues his legitimate work, cocaine related incidents seem to be coming out of the woodwork and old troubles resurface.

His only daughter is excluded from school and is on the slippery slope to becoming another victim of the plagued environment. Through no fault of his own, Steve and his family are thrown into the middle of a drugs war where we gruesomely discover the true bloodthirsty world of the yardies that leaves Steve in a jet-set run for his life ...

With a clear vision and hard-line facts this film is an upfront, contemporary portrait of UK street life. It is a story that needs telling due to the gravity of the issues that surround it. The film attempts to inform the audience about some of the root causes of increasing levels of gun crime.