Saltburn
- 2023 film
Dark comedy following a young man visiting his new aristocratic friend's country estate. Stars Barry Keoghan, Jacob Elordi, Rosamund Pike, Richard E. Grant, Alison Oliver and more.
Streaming rank this week: 300
Press clippings
When did British comedy get so twee?
As Shaun Of The Dead turns 20, we chart the steady decline of humour in mainstream British filmmaking.
Katherine Lenahan, Little White Lies, 27th September 2024Love Actually and Saltburn memorabilia auctioned for War Child
An original shooting script of much-loved Christmas romcom Love Actually is among the lots up for grabs in an auction to support charity War Child.
Catherine Shoard, The Guardian, 25th April 2024"In January, it was the most heard song on Earth!": the amazing story behind Murder On The Dancefloor
Adored by the Obamas and worshipped by Joni Mitchell, songwriter Gregg Allexander looks back at Murder on the Dancefloor, given a new life by Saltburn.
Dave Simpson, The Guardian, 4th March 2024Saltburn's 'tacky rich-kid' 00s look is taking over
The award-winning costume designer of Saltburn, Sophie Canale, talks about the film's blend of aristocratic and Y2K looks that has inspired designers.
Scarlett Harris, BBC, 27th February 2024'What a load of filth!': the best Saltburn TikToks reviewed
Peter Bradshaw surveys the new wave of film-makers arriving at the film's stately location, channelling Barry Keoghan's Big Energy and capturing their granny's reaction to the bathwater slurp.
Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian, 26th February 2024Saltburn TikToker says trespassers at stately home 'a shame'
A woman whose TikTok videos about a stately home in the movie Saltburn were viewed more than five million times said it was "a shame" fans were trespassing, after the estate's owner reportedly complained.
BBC, 25th February 2024How to strut it à la Saltburn
Polly Bennett taught Barry Keoghan that dance. But can she take on one writer and her two new hips?
Fiona Golfar, The Financial Times, 20th February 2024Will TikTok take Saltburn from bathtubs to Baftas?
Saltburn has been a slow-burn success story of awards season, having far more impact on streaming than it did in cinemas. Gross-out scenes involving bathtubs and graveyards helped it go viral, ultimately scoring it five nominations at this Sunday's Bafta Film Awards.
Alex Taylor, BBC, 16th February 2024The Saltburn bathbomb: the milky, salacious treat absolutely nobody asked for
The hit movie's most notorious and divisive scene has found new life off screen, inspiring bathing products, candles and cocktails.
The Guardian, 5th February 2024Saltburn totally nails these 7 parts of British university culture
While Saltburn had a lot of focus on the class system in the UK, one thing it did well was the representation of the culture of British universities.
Screen Rant, 3rd February 2024