Mrs Brown's Boys movie
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Have you seen the Keith Lemon movie?
bluelife
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Oh jesus....
Haha that's either a yes, and the mental scars have just been opened up again, or the very thought of such a thing is to terrible to imagine.
Either way, I'm sorry.
I watched about 5 mins of it and turned it off.
toffeesnuggs
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I have a strong feeling, that the title and the spelling of "the" being a "D" might be the best joke of the film.
I'm ashamed of myself, more so for paying to watch it at the Cinema, I was swayed by the promise from my mrs that I could do things to her if I took her, as it turns out that went about as well as the movie.
FTY
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Should have just went for a monkey fag in the pictures toilets and went home.
Should have just learnt not to trust a woman by now and never left the house in the first place.
can't think of any tv series that made a good film,inbetweeners was probably the best of a bad bunch.
I don't find Mrs Brown funny in any way but Mrs Bilko finds it hilarious so I'm guessing I'll be dragged to it
I don't find Mrs Brown funny in any way but Mrs Bilko finds it hilarious so I'm guessing I'll be dragged to it
Haha feel sorry for you mate.
http://www.theguardian.com/film/2014/jun/23/mrs-brown-s-boys-d-movie-spin-off-trilogy
Mrs Brown's Boys D'Movie is first in a trilogy, says Brendan O'Carroll
The first film incarnation of the hit TV show, which opens in the UK this Friday, to be followed by two more big-screen spin-offs
• Feature: exploring the unlikely hit
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- theguardian.com, Monday 23 June 2014 14.41 BST
Brendon O'Carroll indicates how many movies there may eventually be in the Mrs Brown's Boys franchise. Photograph: BBC/Alan Peebles
Mrs Brown's Boys creator and star Brendan O'Carroll is planning two spin-off movies to follow the release of the big-screen transfer of his hit BBC comedy.
Mrs Brown's Boys D'Movie opens in the UK on Friday, but O'Carroll is hoping the film won't mark his final appearance in cinemas. One of his spin-off ideas centres on a character named Mr Wang who will be introduced in the new movie, while another focuses on Agnes Brown's son, Rory, and his husband.
O'Carroll will play a salon owner named Mario in Wash and Blow, and he is planning to play Wang himself in the second film. The character was intended to be portrayed by 83-year-old Burt Kwouk, aka Pink Panther's Cato, in Mrs Brown's Boys D'Movie. But when Kwouk pulled out due to illness, O'Carroll decided to play Wang as a white man.
"If you are going to take the piss out of a Chinese person, then you have to have someone Chinese," the actor old BBC News. "So I thought, 'I'll play the part of a guy who wants to be Chinese, who thinks he's Chinese, dresses like he's Chinese but all he does is deliver Chinese. And out of all that came Mr Wang." O'Carroll said Mrs Brown's sons Buster and Dermot would also feature as employees of Mr Wang's Detective Agency.
Mrs Brown's Boys first aired on TV in 2011 and has since won Bafta, Bafta Scotland and NTA awards. Its Christmas specials have topped ratings in the UK for two years in a row. However, critics have often been dismissive, and Mrs Brown's Boys D'Movie has not been screened for reviewers.
The film's tagline reads: "A company tries to shut down Mrs Brown's fruit and veg stall. They can feck off."
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