
The Full Monty
Six out-of-work mates resort to stripping in this Oscar- and BAFTA-winning comedy from the writer of Slumdog Millionaire. Stars Robert Carlyle (Trainspotting).
Sheffield, England. Gaz (Carlyle), a jobless steelworker in need of quick cash persuades his mates to bare it all in a one-night-only strip show.
- Director:
- Peter Cattaneo ('The Rocker', 'Lucky Break', 'Opal Dream')
- Writer:
- Simon Beaufoy
- Cast:
- Robert CarlyleMark AddyWilliam SnapeSteve HuisonTom WilkinsonPaul BarberHugo SpeerLesley Sharp



Reviews & comments

The Guardian
pressThe Full Monty is a prime example of another once-thriving national product that you thought had gone the way of steel. It's the best British sitcom in years.

Roger Ebert
pressIt's bawdy, but also gentle and good-hearted, and I felt affection for the characters.

Entertainment Weekly
pressThe best parts of the package are the strong performances by Robert Carlyle (the menacing psychopath in Trainspotting) as the strippers’ ringleader and versatile character actor Tom Wilkinson (Sense and Sensibility, Priest) as a proud middle-management type afraid to tell his wife he’s out of work.

Empire Magazine
pressThe film arives as yet another solid entry in the much appreciated movement of no-fuss, low-budget British films designed to genuinely entertain.

The Guardian
pressThe Full Monty is a prime example of another once-thriving national product that you thought had gone the way of steel. It's the best British sitcom in years.

Roger Ebert
pressIt's bawdy, but also gentle and good-hearted, and I felt affection for the characters.

Entertainment Weekly
pressThe best parts of the package are the strong performances by Robert Carlyle (the menacing psychopath in Trainspotting) as the strippers’ ringleader and versatile character actor Tom Wilkinson (Sense and Sensibility, Priest) as a proud middle-management type afraid to tell his wife he’s out of work.

Empire Magazine
pressThe film arives as yet another solid entry in the much appreciated movement of no-fuss, low-budget British films designed to genuinely entertain.
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