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Alfred "Alf" White is an antagonist in the film Once Upon A Time in London. He is an English gangster born in 1887 until his death from a heart attack in 1942.
He was portrayed by Jamie Foreman, who also played Derek Branning in EastEnders.
Biography[]
Alf White in his time was the most notorious and recognizable gangsters in the 1920s-30s period. However, during that time, he had run a business with Italian-English crime lord Charles "Darby" Sabini. He later employs local criminal Billy Hill to do several robberies across London and Billy pays more than expected which pleases Mr. White. Notably in the film, he has a severe rivalry with notorious gangster, Jack "Spot" Comer and both encounter each other and the horse track and tells Jack to get up and leave. With his rivalry, it was the time where Alf tried and succeeded in taking over Spot's business. With successfully taking over the business, he has a sudden heart attack and dies in 1942, with his son Harry White taking over of what he started. Harry fails his dad's wishes by taking over Jack's business and Spot confronts him about it, but pays his respects to Alf. He then quotes to Harry "you'll never be like your dad. He was an honorable man".