Great British Film

[A Lost Iguana]

Koshkah

The Harry Potters (who has not been in those films who are British, well theres me but thats beside the point)

Come on, British? In all four of the films there has only been one British production house used (Azkaban, P of A Productions Limited; Warner Bros., Heyday Films, and 1492 Pictures have worked on nearly all the films and each is a US company) and every time it has been a major US distributor behind it, namely Warner Bros. Aye, there may be British actors used but the film is by no means British.  

[girl_no_13]

Yes, but at least they have British actors in, unlike many films with supposedly British characters- Mary Poppins and Constantine spring to mind.  

[Invictus_88]

Constantine wasn't bad, though who are these supposed British elements?  

[girl_no_13]

Invictus_88

Constantine wasn't bad, though who are these supposed British elements?

John Constantine is supposed to be British, well, from London actually.  

[Koshkah]

Invictus_88

Ah, Love Actually.

Wouldn't it be nice if our PM actually did something like that?

3nodding

Would be lush but the chances of that happening are slightly out of our favour, oh bolderdash! wink  

[Koshkah]

A Lost Iguana

Koshkah

The Harry Potters (who has not been in those films who are British, well theres me but thats beside the point)

Come on, British? In all four of the films there has only been one British production house used (Azkaban, P of A Productions Limited; Warner Bros., Heyday Films, and 1492 Pictures have worked on nearly all the films and each is a US company) and every time it has been a major US distributor behind it, namely Warner Bros. Aye, there may be British actors used but the film is by no means British.

British Actors, British Story, Set in Britain, Warner Brothers just Pay for it all AHAHAHAH.
It's British blaugh  

[Invictus_88]

girl_no_13

Invictus_88

Constantine wasn't bad, though who are these supposed British elements?

John Constantine is supposed to be British, well, from London actually.

Oh, snazzy.

Seems I've just betrayed my ignorance then..  

[Koshkah]

I have another one: Wallace and Gromit: the case of the warerabbit biggrin rofl The funniest film I have seen all year it is absolutly brilliant i am still laughing at it now!  

[Invictus_88]

It's not edgy or dark or cool, nor is it momentous or groundbreaking. However I do like "Love Actually".

It is nice, it's lovely and nice.
And just now, it made me cry. Damn it.  

[LLT]

Invictus_88

It's not edgy or dark or cool, nor is it momentous or groundbreaking. However I do like "Love Actually".

It is nice, it's lovely and nice.
And just now, it made me cry. Damn it.

Yeah I have that on DVD.

I like Micky Blue Eyes but that's not really British, just Hugh Grant is. English people trying to pull of a new york accent is just a no no. lol  

[Boolean Julian]

LLT

Invictus_88

It's not edgy or dark or cool, nor is it momentous or groundbreaking. However I do like "Love Actually".

It is nice, it's lovely and nice.
And just now, it made me cry. Damn it.

Yeah I have that on DVD.

I like Micky Blue Eyes but that's not really British, just Hugh Grant is. English people trying to pull of a new york accent is just a no no. lol

What about Audrey Hepburne?  

[Invictus_88]

Anyone seen "Tea with Mussolini"? It's beautiful, really very good.

It manages the rare feat of being English and not kitch. It has some great actresses too, including Dame Judi Dench as a dotty artist.  

[Boolean Julian]

Speaking of tv dramatisations, did anyone see Johnny and the Bomb?
Never watched it myself, but it was supposed to be good.  

[Masada]

I love the film Zulu. Not the type of film I usualy like but it has this charm about it that I love. Shaun of the Dead deseves a mention aswell. And I am also a fan of the Carry On series.