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Swimming With Men. Image shows from L to R: Tom (Thomas Turgoose), Kurt (Adeel Akhtar), Ted (Jim Carter), Eric (Rob Brydon), Colin (Daniel Mays), Luke (Rupert Graves). Copyright: Met Film
Swimming With Men

Swimming With Men

  • 2018 film

A man bored by his job and increasingly alienated from his family joins an all-male synchronised swimming team. Stars Rob Brydon, Adeel Akhtar, Jim Carter, Rupert Graves, Daniel Mays and more.

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Swimming With Men review

A man suffering a midlife crisis joins a synchronised swimming team in a feelgood film based on a real-life event.

Simran Hans, The Guardian, 8th July 2018

Swimming With Men review

Rob Brydon headlines new British ensemble comedy Swimming With Men. But does it - yes! - make a splash?

Simon Brew, Den Of Geek, 7th July 2018

Swimming with Men review

Swimming with Men is harmless, entertaining fun that won't leave much of an impression.

Jason Palmer, Entertainment Focus, 6th July 2018

Swimming with Men review - Rob Brydon and co sink

The result, despite the best efforts of a crack cast of pedigree actors, is Sinking with Men.

Jasper Rees, The Arts Desk, 6th July 2018

Rob Brydon interview

'I was never considered to be, you know, the handsome actor'

Alice Jones, i Newspaper, 5th July 2018

Swimming With Men review

In this likably daft Britcom, a motley group of blokes stave of their midlife crises by forming a synchronised swimming team.

Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian, 5th July 2018

Rob Brydon talks life, ageing and synchronised swimming

Comedian Rob Brydon opens up about his new film and his relationship with Steve Coogan.

Michael Hodges, Radio Times, 5th July 2018

Rob Brydon: ageing actors are trying to look younger

Comedian and actor Rob Brydon believes male actors are feeling more pressure to look good for longer.

BBC, 5th July 2018

Swimming With Men review

Rob Brydon's charm keeps this formulaic comedy afloat.

Tom Robey, The Telegraph, 5th July 2018

Rob Brydon: interview

Swimming with Men star talks synchronised swimming and mid-life crises.

Murray Robertson, The List, 5th July 2018

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