Spurs turns the lens on its fans
Directed by former player Alfie Whiteman and narrated by lifelong fan Himesh Patel, Tottenham Til I Die marks the start of the season with a tribute to its community.
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- Production Company Somesuch
- Director Alfie Whiteman
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Credits
View on- Agency Blind Faith
- Production Company Somesuch
- Director Alfie Whiteman
- Audio Post Chase Audio
- Executive Producer David French
- Producer Milo Black
- Editor Joe Benson
- Audio Mix Guy Chase
- Composer Les Whiteman
- Talent Taylor Russell
- Talent Dev Hynes
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Credits
powered by- Agency Blind Faith
- Production Company Somesuch
- Director Alfie Whiteman
- Audio Post Chase Audio
- Executive Producer David French
- Producer Milo Black
- Editor Joe Benson
- Audio Mix Guy Chase
- Composer Les Whiteman
- Talent Taylor Russell
- Talent Dev Hynes
If you're a Tottenham Hotspur fan, chances are you didn't get a lot of sleep towards the end of the last Premier League season.
However, with that close call in the rear-view mirror (Saturday's result aside), the team is turning its attention to the people who stuck with them through thick and thin in rousing new film from Blind Faith, Tottenham Til I Die.
Narrated by actor and self-confessed lifelong fan Himesh Patel, the film incorporates striking portraits of supporters and local figures, from walking footballers and matchday stewards to three generations of one Spurs-supporting family, alongside scenes shot in New York and Tokyo.
In an additional neat twist, the piece itself is directed by Somesuch's Alfie Whiteman, a Tottenham-born former goalkeeper who joined Spurs' academy aged 10 and ended his 16-year association with the club as part of its Europa League-winning squad, before swapping his gloves for a camera.
