How can i watch this...i watched it years a go on Film4, cant find it anywhere

This is the perfect music video for this movie

Miss this show so much on a Saturday morning 😢

James Corden was given excellent advice at 0:59 , shame he never listened

One of my favorite movies ever....definitely in my top 10 all time.

I wouldn't rule out a 15-cert on THIS IS ENGLAND but methinks the film (02:47) maybe deemed a recruitment tool for far-right nutters many of whom feel empowered nowadays because of the boats and tensions between Muslims and white English.

This is England is a fantastic British crime drama film. Better than Hollywood.

Should be 10 hours long to criticise all adverts which are irritating, patronising and cretinously stupid.

Incredible

what a program

Anyone know the name of the song?

I was so disappointed not to see Pob or Kes in this 😔

great little time capsule!

Mate i grew up at a special needs school, toby NAILED it, he portrayed it with absolute perfection

A massive hidden gem l still now people who haven’t seen it , my reply and you have the nerve to address yourself as a film buff

I love that Bob who was already a massive star in Hollywood took time out to star in this low budget debut film. Just shows how much he must have believed in the project. RIP Bob Hoskins.

good quality

Was that drinking question a joke? Or is he a moron?

Back when the beeb was actually funny 😏

Brooker at his best. I still think of this segment often.

To this day, its still the best British film... maybe apart from dead man's shoes!

Matty Groves in the background

0:45 ARSE!!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

There's a scene where Richard and Anthony are happily reminiscing about the day he came and played football at Anthony's school, and Anthony says about his schoolmates, "they all wanted to hold your hand didn't they?" Then his tone and expression darkens and he says, "I didn't." To which Richard agrees, and seems negatively affected also, and then Anthony adds, "didn't need to, did I?" Stupidly, and despite the admissions Richard makes at the end if the film, I always took as perhaps the people in Anthony's life babying him due to his disability (if that's the correct term?) And Anthony not wanting to hold his big brothers hand at school because he wanted to prove he was a big boy. Looking back I don't think this lines up with anything in the film. I can't remember if it was a KZbin comment, or something said in an interview, or where I got what I now think is the correct take which should have been obvious. Whoever it was I got it from said that Anthony was probably always trying to hold Richard's hand, and and that embarrased and angered Richard, and he would tell Anthony he didn't need to hold his hand, so when Anthony says "I didn't need to did I?" He's just parroting what Richard would tell him, almost for his approval, and that's why that conversation left Richard distant and deep in thought because he was remembering and regretting how he spoke to Anthony, which I think makes a lot more sense and lines up with the things Richard says towards the end of the film. One of my favourite films ever made.

Brilliant

Such a great film. Can't believe its twenty years old. I remember a guy asking me if they could use my wall in the low budget horror film. Class.

Best movie, homegrown and flippin hilarious

I love how Paddy gave LeDonk rhotacism

3:42 - I used to know Shane Meadows wife Jo, she's really lovely

In my top 5 films of all time. It's a cracker 😊

State of that presenter, scruffy twat.

Brilliant absolutely brilliant film👏👏👏✌👍👍👍

Shane is an iconic Director

Good to see an actual educated interviewer who knows about original skin heads not being racist. Don't get that much if at all anymore.

Shane Meadows so humble...I do not think at the time they realised the masterpiece they created...it resonated with so many. Simple film, simple story...really well told. Amazing. Great example of British cinema at its best

Best thing since sliced mortgages.

Paul’s dead quick with a brilliant turn of phrase, Sean’s calmly chatting and you could listen all night. June is the spit of ol man steptoe. RIP all of youse

Shane meadows is the best director on this planet

Thatchers Britain???? I think he means Labours ruinous policies that took Thatcher years to put right.

2:19 I actually had a vivid painful flashback here.

"he looks like a yeti" woody lol.....😅 Brilliant film qnd tv series.

I hope Tim and Helen come back for the last ever one

He's a great actor, genuine and a good heart! Hope he goes far.

This is england is a brilliant film, so is the series 👍🏻💯🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

Stephen Graham - Fantastic Actor, Tom looks like a moron

There ended up being 4 :D

The tragically Sean died 9 years after this interview and Richard is still employed.

Now all 3 are gone. RIP June, Paul and Sean

Paul, Sean and June all sadly left us within a Year... all now reunited and at peace

Barry Scott or ANY shouty advertising voiceover should've been here.....there are far bigger c**ks in advertising than these!!