Tim Roth on how Made in Britain changed his life | LBC

[@JamesWilliams-t2u]

An amazing performance as kid in that film. I still watch it once a year. truly convincing.

[@santhony9616]

one of the best films of the 80s just how people should of felt in them times

[@brianbale9511]

He represented the 1980s youth culture

[@dazthemod69]

He gave a phenomenal performance. The monologues into the camera were next level brilliant. Fantastic actor.

[@olepammy5830]

I met Tim in a pub in Camberwell a few decades ago. A really lovely bloke, fabulous actor too.

[@ClannCholmain]

One of my all time favourite actors. Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪🇬🇧

[@veganvocalist4782]

Same

[@KimJong-101]

Your memory is short, evidently

[@orphanoforbit7588]

​@@KimJong-101maybe you need to let it go instead.

[@veganvocalist4782]

One of my favourite actors , what a presence he has on screen, totally mesmerizing

[@rael1999]

I know he's well known and all that, but for me, totally underrated. His performances in 'Made in Britain' and 'Meantime' at such an early age were mesmerising to me as a young lad growing up in Manchester at the time.

[@TheTVisions]

Continued the trend with The Hit.

[@keithrobson593]

Meantime one of the best films ever

[@jackahorey2354]

Tim Roth is a bonafide national treasure. He needs to be a 'Sir'.

[@free6754]

Still my absolute favorite movie

[@jamesguffogg7119]

Made in Britain - Shocking & Iconic for me👍🚬

[@joedoomsdaypio4374]

I was a skin'ead back then and still hold my morals and beliefs-his performance was dead on and a true representation of us as disaffected working class youth, with no bountiful future in sight under the Thatcher Regime-

[@PayneToTheMax]

I'm just curious, but do you still follow the skinhead 'life?' Or is it something you've now grown out of? There's a non-profit organization in the US called Life After Hate, that was formed in 2011 by former neo-Nazis who now try to help rehabilitate those on the extreme right through compassion and empathy -- something the institutions in 'Made in Britain' are sorely lacking, and which Alan Clarke rightly suggests as being part of the reason people like Travis continue on their self-destructive path. For all his faults, the UK's social welfare programs had next to no compassion or patience for people like this, instead preferring to throw them into a secluded cell and threaten them with, well, more violence. And so the cycle of abuse continues. Sorry for the paragraph, but I would appreciate any insight you may have -- with regard to the film, extremism or nihilism in general, whatever -- as I find this topic to be rather fascinating, especially when told by someone who has lived that same lifestyle. Cheers, and thanks in advance.

[@crazychrisfromessex1740]

@@PayneToTheMax really?

[@alexanderg-p3z]

@@PayneToTheMax "Life after hate" is just a propagandaoperation. They use actors portraying "reformed" people. The "far right" of today isn't about hate, but the love of their nation. That's my asessment as an outside observer. A suspicios observer. Objectively, where do you see violence coming from, from the far right? Cause I don't see that. Except from a few outliers once or twice a decade - globally.

[@mrnobodyz]

😂

[@kitty16vcat11]

Omg, I've never see JOB so besotted! He has a smile!

[@AndrewFrancisphotography]

I remember watching it when it was first shown, as an Asian living in the UK, it was hard to watch, but I became a fan of both Tim Roth and Gary Oldman (after watching The Firm). Both brilliant actors.

[@mindrolling24]

Watch ‘Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead’. Magical! Oldman and Roth are a dream team.

[@Mazzy-b4v]

You dont have to live there.. go home

[@davefave4351]

I first saw Tim playing the part of Gregor Samser in a Steven Berkoff producution of Franz Kafka 'Metamorphosis' at the Mermaid theatre in the mid 80s. The 'bedroom' (SPOILER ALERT!) where Gregor turns into the beetle was an igloo made of scaffolding poles about 10ft in diameter which he skulked in, scurried over and dropped from and I have NEVER seen such a physical performance. It was brutal!

[@elvismawhinney2494]

Gridlocked Peace from Ireland ✌🏼💚🇮🇪

[@bengun1580]

Brillant film

[@AnthonyMonaghan]

Worthy...two great performances.

[@barriethomas6414]

Tim is an absolute legend...one of the very best there is....Much Respect to you Tim.

[@edwardmulholland7912]

I was 14/15 when it was on tv - Tim’s performance blew my mind. There were people like that character around then. He was the talk of the school yard the next day. Tim is a great actor.

[@WebSprocket]

One of the best movies ever. I saw it on TV, by accident, as a young kid during the 80's and it blew me away.

[@Clintsrandomvids]

Tim Roth is an amazing actor one of the best and very underrated thank you so much for the upload we love you in Peterborough Ontario Canada😘😘👏👏🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@k.avilla8061]

He said his family changed their name to Roth , despite not being Jewish. Yet, the funny thing is, if I saw him for the first time, without knowing a single thing about him, I would presume from his appearance, that he is Jewish. He actually looks Jewish.

[@mauriceosullivan6832]

How can you tell.

[@crazychrisfromessex1740]

He is clearly of Jewish heritage. Nothing more to say lol.

[@terrysmith5490]

LBC are you afraid of public opinion , why turn off the comments section on 95% of your clips now ?

[@nigel1402]

Blame James hes a

[@miken2716]

One of Britain’s finest actors of his generation. One of the best male actors, full stop. Thank you. P. S. I’m a skinhead now myself thanks to MPB.

[@orphanoforbit7588]

What?

[@PayneToTheMax]

Great, chilling film, with an unbelievable performance by Roth. Alan Clarke died FAR too young!!!!

[@GraemetheGuiriLordHaHa]

Couldn't watch this with JOB interviewing. A truly vile character.

[@Timemachine74]

Best acting I’ve ever seen in my life 👍

[@javinwatson6669]

That was me and my brother and my girl friend, that took that picture that day .

[@KingKenny.]

Fantastic tv film ! Really wish we could have gotten a follow up to it !

[@janetblakeway162]

Loved that film

[@leea2112]

He needs to be a sir he is one of our best british actors i love him in all his work !! ❤❤❤❤

[@vicvega24]

Tim Roth should've talked about this film to The Jonothan Ross Show

[@MrMLD1972]

Job centre scene. 👍🏾

[@Onthecouch-r5r]

Watched the film today tim is fantastic in it

[@marcinwilk8643]

Great movie .

[@bjk151gray7]

So powerful so brilliant such an incredible reflection of that time

[@mindrolling24]

Brilliant actor and a pretty decent director too.

[@paulmuaddib3470]

Powerful intelligent and believable performance 👍

[@EldeLDorELLEN]

4 rooms was my introduction to Tim Roth, ever since I have loved the characters he plays

[@guardian33]

Lie to me was my introduction. I've just seen Chronic. I thought the end was horrible. Always a remarkable actor but they didn't end it correctly.

[@dylanefford7869]

1:11 James's face

[@davidwhite4874]

Revolting, isn't it?

[@toddunderwood4484]

Tim is brilliant

[@JalandharShere]

I remember my dad saying he got chased by Skinheads too after he got off at bus at Barking after work. Thankfully they never caught up with him.

[@garyhunt8067]

I really felt sorry for Tim Roth for his portrayal as Trevor.

[@isobelswan]

I wonder what happened to him during his childhood. During one scene he said, "what home?" making me think something happened.

[@pendafen7405]

2:50 Trevor jumped back out of him for a second there

[@mummyd1990]

Made in Britain was a classic,remember watching it on BBC when it was first aired,it totally blew my mind and was into all the punk and skinhead music and was 14 years old so it totally resignated with me.

[@reluctantheist5224]

'Resonated' perhaps ?

[@MrThecarebear]

However, it was first aired on ITV - one of the first productions from the newly created Central (formerly ATV)

[@FrithonaHrududu02127]

"PUT ME IN ANNUVVA NICK"

[@steerpike50]

Brilliant performances all round

[@celwynevans3631]

Please stop your logo in the top right of the video from moving as it is really distracting.

[@kamaljitsinghgill5860]

A very educational film that sends out a very strong msg

[@JasonGray-pb9uq]

A bet that photo is priceless!

[@gummyerin]

Legend 🙏

[@johnnynobuddy1]

One of my most favorite character actors. Easily disliked roles....very effective as a heartless cvnt.

[@JasonGray-pb9uq]

The Telly,lol

[@acrodave9287]

Is it the Mandela effect, or do I remember "Made in Britain" being repeated within a few weeks of its first broadcast?

[@PaulMarriott]

TREVOR!

[@pingamalinga]

He wants his lunch.

[@jamescollinscares3897]

Such a great film

[@hefipaleburp9543]

A great movie. Tim's tour de force.

[@markeastwood14]

One great film !

[@romanisawesome]

Great actor

[@Zeyr01]

James O'Briens last video "I want a debate" "Comments are turned off." 🤣

[@chrisspencer6502]

Yeah sums it up. Could be worse sky normally pull down videos where the comment section gets out of control.

[@jimboonie7088]

Tbf it's usually brexiters attacking the person and not the argument, so I wouldn't blame them.

[@jimboonie7088]

@No No You clearly don't understand anything if that's what you got from my comment.

[@jimboonie7088]

@No No there's no irony there, I'm not attacking anyone, what a pointless person you are.

[@darryllharden9141]

Interesting story about Tim's experience with the skinheads and at Wardour Street at the end.

[@mrnobodyz]

I like him a lot and Mike Leigh but I don’t remember it, I should, I must have seen it. I hardly ever think about the eighties tbh.🤷🏻‍♂️

[@31legend]

Brilliant performance

[@SlickAndroid17]

I’ve seen that in photo he’s talking about

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

Great TV play, Meantime (1983) is way better though.

[@Boilingfrogg]

82

[@TheTVisions]

@@Boilingfrogg Meantime is '83, Made in Britain is '82 (filmed in '81).

[@Boilingfrogg]

@@TheTVisions OK

[@marklaw9466]

Tim Roth - scared? Nah .....

[@mr_high8129]

unfortunately time running fast ,he is older now , '80 '90 definitely was better times i mean for cinema ,music etc.

[@lakvindersingh4632]

elite elite actor....tupac, Tarantino says it all

[@RowanDarcy-v1e]

Eddie Marsden Eric Richard careers took off as well

[@DwEarncrypto]

Best movie this man incredible hulk . He like a monster (abomination)

[@MikeSmith-go8wk]

Just down voted it because of James o'Brien. Literally cannot stand the man

[@jimboonie7088]

Yeah it's truly awful how he's proved right time and time again.

[@kadensmike8190]

@@jimboonie7088 'Proved' right? In what way and by whom?

[@jimboonie7088]

@@kadensmike8190 type in his name on KZbin there's numerous examples, I can link you to 7-8 hour clips of him tearing arguments apart if you'd like?

[@terrysmith5490]

@@jimboonie7088 It didn't go he's way when an informed person like Jacob Rees mogg debated him did it . James gets a buzz out of patronizing/mocking random ignorant callers , he crumbles when challenged by someone who's actually informed

[@ClannCholmain]

@@terrysmith5490 I think you need to go back and watch that again. That’s not how I remember it.

[@davegonnaway6007]

Honey bunny.

[@mrmagoomc4]

Oi!

[@Mazzy-b4v]

Terrible acting in Made in Britain… pointless storyline too

[@bobstar7299]

Goebbels style propaganda movie,the nzis where left wing,acusse them of what we are doing

[@terrysmith5490]

Surprised you let this bloke carry on effing and blinding , very distasteful

[@ethansmith8028]

Grow up

[@veganvocalist4782]

🤣

[@Tom-uv7ry]

Pathetic Terry get a grip

[@PeterSodhi]

If this offended you - don't watch the film! (Or leave your house)

[@dannyH84]

Your dad would be turning in his grave if he saw how you are now