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GREAT IN BRITAIN: THE MOVIE

A comedy with Peter Bowles, Jason Flemyng, Colin Salmon, Larry Lamb, Hannah Waddingham, Right Said Fred & Ben Starr

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GREAT IN BRITAIN: THE MOVIE - THE FILM CLIPS

STRANGE SHAPES PERFORMED BY HANNAH WADDINGHAM FROM THE MOVIE

The Strange Shapes sequence from Great in Britain: The Movie. The song is performed by Hannah Waddingham (Ted Lasso) who also co-stars in the film.

THE WORLD'S WORST DOG WALKING CLASS SCENE

Featuring Jason Flemyng, Ben Starr & Veronica Roberts one of the most popular scenes from the movie.

THE 'WE ALL HAVE A STAR INSIDE' SCENE

Performed by Stefan Booth the 'We All Have a Star Inside' scene from Great in Britain: The Movie

WHEN & WHERE CAN I SEE THE MOVIE? UPDATE 2022

HOW CAN I SEE THE MOVIE? 2022 UPDATE

Following its boutique theatrical release in the UK in 2019 the picture is still only available on a limited release on Prime Video as a rental in the UK and USA. So if you can't rent or see the movie because it isn't available in your country check out Series 1 of our comedy and interview podcast series, Great in Britain Radio. Enjoy. www.greatinbritainradio.com

Rent on Prime Video in the USA

If you are in the USA you can rent the movie here

Rent on Prime Video in the UK

If you are in the UK you can rent the movie here

ABOUT THE MOVIE & THE UK THEATRICAL RELEASE

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Great in Britain: The Movie is a life-affirming, alternative and razor-sharp British comedy starring the legendary Peter Bowles (To The Manor Born), Larry Lamb (Gavin and Stacey), Jason Flemyng (Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels), Colin Salmon (Krypton), iconic British pop stars Right Said Fred, Hannah Waddingham (Ted Lasso), Ben Starr (Jamestown), Stephanie Leonidas (American Gothic) and Strictly Come Dancing winner Tom Chambers with choreography by Australian choreographer and singer, Jason Gardiner.

Forged with wit and style, machine-gun dialogue, intricate plotting and arch observations Great in Britain: The Movie is the unique, heartwarming and thought-provoking story of three old school friends dealing with life, epic failure, guardian angels, a sarcastic Scottish God, a dog called Audrey and discovering what really matters in the end.

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AN EPIC PRODUCTION JOURNEY

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The epic 5 year production & release journey of Great in Britain: The Movie is a story of determination, not giving up and overcoming the odds. The film was written and directed by writer and photographer, Howard Webster. Production primarily took place in Kew, Surrey with the final scenes of the movie being shot in Tadworth, Surrey after an epic production journey that spanned two referendums and one Brexit. The film began production in March 2014 with its final scenes being shot at the end of 2018 and post-production completing in 2019.

In 2015 a film festival cut of the movie was created under the film's working title, Meet Pursuit Delange: The Movie. This film festival cut of the picture is shorter and is missing key scenes which were not filmed at the time. This early version was shown at the Raindance Film Festival in October 2015 where an extra screening had to be added due to public demand for tickets. Despite this it still took until 2019 to complete the film. The picture finally had a boutique UK theatrical release in 2019.

The film led to a spin-off comedy and interview podcast called Great in Britain Radio with Season 1 being downloaded in 100 countries. A second season is now being planned for 2022.

Great in Britain: The Movie is currently only available as a rental on Prime Video in the UK and USA.

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UK THEATRICAL RELEASE CONTROVERSY

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UK THEATRICAL RELEASE CONTROVERSY

The movie's 2019 theatrical release in the UK has caused some controversy. One church group refused to allow the film to be screened at a venue two days before the advertised screening was set to go ahead. 'We decided not to make a big deal of it,' says the movie's director, Howard Webster, 'the potential tabloid newspaper headline MOVIE STARRING GOD BANNED BY CHURCH does rather write itself and we weren't sure it was the kind of attention we wanted to encourage and decided to take the high-ground.'

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2022 PRIVACY POLICY
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To contact us in relation to our privacy policy and data protection you can:

1. Use our online contact form on this website
2. email us at info@greatinbritainmovie.com

Please clearly state that it is a 'Privacy Policy Query' in your communication.

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What information/data we keep on you if you get in contact with us
If you get in touch with us (phone, online form, email, post a letter or even in person) we will keep a record of the information that is supplied (this could include name, phone number, email address, postal address). This is a necessary and legitimate business activity so that we can effectively operate as a commercial business. It also allows us to effectively respond to any general questions and business requests.

Keeping you data secure
Factory Film Productions Ltd makes all reasonable efforts to ensure your data is kept safe and secure and to prevent unauthorised access or use or loss of your data.   Despite this, the use of the internet as a method of communication is never 100% secure. Because of this it is impossible to guarantee that information sent to us using the internet will be completely secure. Use of the internet as a communications tool is at your own risk.

Third party websites Our website has links to 3rd party websites. If you use these link and leave our website we are not responsible for the protection of any information which you provide whilst visiting these sites. We do not have control over 3rd party websites. We would suggest that if concerned about a 3rd party website that you review its privacy policy.

Sharing data
None of your personal data is passed to a 3rd party for the purposes of marketing. Should we wish to do this we will seek your consent. We will, when necessary, share data with 3rd parties only when it is a legitimate part of our business activity. It is expected that these 3rd parties comply legally in respect to data confidentiality and security.

These third parties are, but are not limited to:

Our professional service providers, partner companies that support the business activity of the licensing and distribution of the film to exhibitors and premiere screening events (activities here include the monitoring of ticket sales, the invoicing, collection and processing of licence payments and minimum guarantee payments, the duplication and the physical delivery of screening discs and promotional material to exhibitors and premiere screening events). Other third parties including exhibitors (and exhibitor organisations), our website hosts and our professional advisors.
Credit reference agencies, law enforcement and fraud prevention agencies
Social media sites where you have chosen to link your accounts to one of our social media accounts.

NB. If we are legally obliged to share your data to third party organisations (like law enforcement) then we shall comply with the law.

Storage of your data - how long? Generally we will store your data for as long as it takes to deal with a query or a request. Beyond this we may still need to keep hold of your data if there is a legal or financial reason for doing so. This could relate to, but is not limited to, an ongoing legal or financial dispute. In these circumstances we will retain the data necessary to deal with these matters. If none of the above applies and if we have had no active questions, queries or commercial requests from you in the last year, then we will remove any personally identifiable information from your data after the industry standard period of time.

GDPR
You have various rights under GDPR which allow you to:

ask us for a copy of the personal data we hold about you
correct or update your personal data (you would need to contact us with updated information)
request that we delete your personal data
object to the handling of your personal data
restrict the processing of your personal data
request the transfer of your personal data (or some of it) to a third-party service provider; or
where you have provided your consent for something, in certain circumstances, you may withdraw this consent (but note that we may continue to use your personal data if we have legal grounds for doing so).

Exercising your rights:
Please contact us if you would like to exercise your rights, which you can do for free. We will also need to confirm your identity before proceeding. If we believe your request is unfounded, repetitive or excessive we will object in writing. We always endeavour to respond to any such requests within one month unless there is a legal or similar reason to delay response beyond this.

Concerns:
If you are concerned about way we are handling your personal data you can contact the ICO (Information Commissioner’s Office) directly. However, where at all possible and in the first instance, we would like the opportunity to resolve the issue and address your concern directly.

Policy changes:
We may change this policy from time to time. We would suggest you review this policy statement regularly to see if any changes have been made.

And finally:
Any questions in relation to all the above please contact us via the contact form on this website or alternatively email us at info@greatinbritainmovie.com.
Last updated January 2022.

GREAT IN BRITAIN: THE MOVIE

A TRIBUTE TO PETER BOWLES