The Inbetweeners Movie
- 2011 film
Will and friends are off on their biggest adventure yet... a lads' holiday abroad. Stars Simon Bird, Joe Thomas, James Buckley, Blake Harrison, Emily Head and more.
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Video: The Inbetweeners on the big screen
Actors Simon Bird, Blake Harrison, Joe Thomas and James Buckley star as four teenage friends in the TV comedy The Inbetweeners.
They are now making their debut on the big screen with their film called The Inbetweeners Movie.
The film premieres in London on Tuesday evening. The cast spoke to BBC Breakfast about what fans can expect from the film.
BBC News, 16th August 2011The Inbetweeners Movie: When comedy takes a break
It's a path well-travelled, from TV sitcom to holiday movie. Will those Crete-bound 'Inbetweeners' make the trip more successfully than their predecessors? Matt Chorley investigates.
Matt Chorley, The Independent, 14th August 2011The Inbetweeners Movie to have premiere on Isle of Skye
It's the last place you'd expect to find lairy, lager-fuelled lads spouting filth at every turn.
Brian McIver, Daily Record, 13th August 2011Video: The Inbetweeners leaps from sitcom to cinema
Its makers are banking on the eternal appeal of teenage humour.
Rob Sharp, The Independent, 11th August 2011'Inbetweeners' movie is emotional, says director
The Inbetweeners Movie will see the series bow out in a "sentimental" way, the film's director Ben Palmer has claimed.
Paul Millar, Digital Spy, 8th August 2011Inbetweeners cast bullied while filming
The Inbetweeners stars got a taste of their hapless characters' lives when they were bullied while filming the show's new movie.
Cara Lee, The Sun, 4th August 2011'The Inbetweeners Movie' in pictures
With the release of The Inbetweeners Movie now only a matter of weeks away, new pictures have been revealed of some of the film's scenes to whet your appetite.
Amy Bell, Digital Spy, 3rd August 2011Jim Shelley's piece about The Inbetweeners movie provoked fierce arguments about whether the original TV show was a) truthful and hilarious or b) puerile rubbish. So we'll content ourselves with a gag from the show, posted by CousinBebop:
Simon: "No one brings a bag of shit to a pub."
Jay: "Your dad does."
Simon: "Does he?"
Jay: "Yeah, your mum."
Puerile? That?
Michael Hann, The Guardian, 22nd July 2011Inbetweeners film to preview at National Film Awards
The long awaited release of The Inbetweeners feature film will be launched at The National Movie Awards tonight, it has been reported.
Ann Lee, Metro, 11th May 2011Streets' Mike Skinner to write score for Inbetweeners
Mike Skinner is now an official bumder - he's penning the score for the new Inbetweeners movie.
The Sun, 24th March 2011