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They're back... for a TV sequel 25 years after they bared all in The Full Monty
A quarter of a century has passed since six unemployed Sheffield blokes stripped off to cheers in The Full Monty.
Vicki Power, Daily Mail, 3rd June 2023The Full Monty unveils first look at Robert Carlyle in new series
In a first-look image, which can be exclusively revealed by RadioTimes.com, Carlyle is seen in character as Gaz, standing in Sheffield's Tudor Square whilst covered in pigeons.
Lauren Morris, Radio Times, 25th April 2023Robert Carlyle films with Full Monty cast as armed police surround a job centre
Robert Carlyle was spotted filming for the Disney+ revival of The Full Monty in Halifax.
Daily Mail, 8th August 2022Pictures show Robert Carlyle and The Full Monty cast filming at Sheffield Meadowhall
Shoppers visiting Sheffield's Meadowhall have shared their delight and surprise at spotting Robert Carlyle filming in the shopping centre.
Huddersfield Daily Examiner, 25th May 2022The Full Monty cast reunite for TV series
The cast of 1997 film The Full Monty are to reunite for an eight-part comedy drama on Disney+.
British Comedy Guide, 28th March 2022'The Full Monty' turns 20 this year
Recently, someone told me that when you start trying to remember any kind of anniversary of a favourite movie, the standard rule is you come up with a number as to how long ago you think it premiered and then add five years to the total and, generally, you will be correct at that point. Such is the case with a favourite of mine, The Full Monty, which turns 20! in August of this year.
Bill Young, Tellyspotting, 13th February 2017Film review: The Legend of Barney Thomson
Adapted from Douglas Lindsay's novel Long Midnight of Barney Thomson, Robert Carlyle's directorial debut is a raw comedic Glaswegian twist on Sweeney Todd.
Clive Botting, The Huffington Post, 28th July 2015The Legend Of Barney Thomson review
This black comedy from Robert Carlyle is a solid first go in the director's chair...
Andrew Blair, Den Of Geek, 24th July 2015The Legend of Barney Thomson reviewed
As the bodies pile up, the plot's plausibility flies out of the window in this dodgy debut from Robert Carlyle.
Deborah Ross, The Spectator, 23rd July 2015The Legend of Barney Thomson review
Ray Winstone stars in Robert Carlyle's capable directorial debut that has some smart touches and a scene-stealing Emma Thompson.
Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian, 23rd July 2015