The Inbetweeners 2
- 2014 film
Comedy sequel to smash-hit 2011 film The Inbetweeners Movie. Will, Simon, Jay and Neil head off on an Australian road trip. Stars Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison, Joe Thomas, Emily Berrington and more.
- Repeated Wednesday 1st January at 9pm on E4
Streaming rank this week: 3,663
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James Buckley talks about trailer worries
James Buckley has responded to the criticism faced by the trailer for The Inbetweeners 2.
Simon Reynolds and Daniel Sperling, Digital Spy, 20th June 2014The Inbetweeners 2 film will be the last
The Inbetweeners 2 film will be last instalment of E4 comedy favourite says Neil star Blake Harrison.
Rob Leigh, The Mirror, 6th June 2014Simon Bird: The Inbetweeners movie felt like a holiday
"The funniest stuff happens when you're as relaxed as you possible can be with a camera in your face. So to sum up, I'm entirely unprofessional"
Alexia Skinitis, Radio Times, 17th May 2014The Inbetweeners 2 funnier than 1st, says Joe Thomas
The Inbetweeners 2 star Joe Thomas has promised that this summer's sequel will top its 2011 predecessor.
Simon Reynolds and Amie Parker-Williams, Digital Spy, 1st April 2014Inbetweeners 2 quiz
To celebrate the sequel's confirmed release date we thought we'd test you on your knowledge of the lads.
The Mirror, 11th March 2014British comedy film crew boosts outback town
A British comedy called The Inbetweeners is being filmed in and around Marree this week, offering a boost to the small outback town during the tourism off-season.
ABC News (Australia), 10th January 2014The Inbetweeners head to Australia for second film
The highly-anticipated sequel to 2011 smash-hit film The Inbetweeners Movie will be set in Australia, according to reports.
British Comedy Guide, 2nd December 2013Greg Davies - aka Mr Gilbert - poised to star in sequel
Greg Davies, who plays the sociopathic head of sixth form in The Inbetweeners, gives the strongest indication yet that he is to star in the sequel to the smash hit Inbetweeners Movie.
Ben Dowell, Radio Times, 30th September 2013Inbetweeners producer snubs film for Gaelic drama
The producer behind the most successful British comedy movie of all time has turned his back on a sequel - to make a Gaelic drama for BBC Alba.
Paul English, Daily Record, 4th September 2013Blake Harrison feared character Neil's death
The Inbetweeners star Blake Harrison has revealed that he thought his character Neil had been killed off before he received details of the movie sequel.
Metro, 20th August 2013