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A Buffy the Vampire Slayerreboot may still be awaiting a pilot order, but that hasn’t stopped major developments from happening behind the scenes - including some unexpected family connections. Hulu’s Buffy the Vampire Slayer reboot is causing plenty of buzz even though it’s still in the incredibly early development stages. The new iteration is not a retelling, but rather a continuation that expands on the lore of Slayers, with a new lead reportedly set to take center stage. There has been plenty of speculation surrounding the Buffyreboot cast, and Sarah Michelle Gellar and Alyson Hannigan poured fuel on the fire during an interview while promoting the charity campaign Ask2BSure.

During a recent interview with Us Weekly, Sarah Michelle Gellar revealed that some children of the original Buffy cast auditioned for roles in the upcoming Hulu revival. While casting decisions are still under wraps, the surprising detail...

Whitstable Pearl's return date has been set. Season three will arrive on Acorn TV later this month. The streaming service renewed the series for a third season in February and six episodes have been produced.

Kerry Godliman, FHoward Charles, Frances Barber, Rohan Nedd, Robert Webb, and Emily Head star in the mystery and crime series, inspired by Julie Wassmer's novels. The series follows restaurant owner and new private detective Pearl Nolan (Godliman) as she investigates crimes in the small town of Whitstable with gruff cop Mike McGuire (Charles).

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They're awkward, they're all grown up, and they're heading to Vegas. Joe Thomas, who plays Simon in the acclaimed British sitcom The Inbetweeners, has revealed a potential third movie could be in the works, taking the awkward British friends to Sin City. First airing on Channel 4 in 2008, The Inbetweeners followed four unlikely friends as they navigated the highs and low of Sixth Form education (the U.K. equivalent of 12th grade). Starring Simon Bird, Blake Harrison, and James Buckley, alongside Thomas, the series is a comedy staple that still enjoys repeat re-watches from fans.

The series, which ran for three seasons, was turned into a feature film in 2011 and followed the friends on a chaotic vacation to Crete. The first movie was a reasonable box office success, leading to the production of a sequel, which shipped the friends off to Australia.

Fans assumed that The Inbetweeners 2 was the...

Whitstable Pearl is returning for a third season. Acorn TV has renewed the British crime drama based on the mystery novels by Julie Wassmer. Season two was released in November 2022 on the streaming service.

Starring Kerry Godliman, Frances Barber, Rohan Nedd, Robert Webb, and Emily Head, the series follows a private detective and single mother of a grown son, Pearl Nolan (Godliman). She and her widowed mother (Barber) run the Whitstable Pearl, a seafood restaurant in their coastal town. After a friend dies under suspicious circumstances, Pearl butts heads with the new detective in town, gruff Mike McGuire (Charles).Read More…...

Whitstable Pearl is returning soon to Acorn TV. The streaming service has announced a premiere date for season two of the mystery series. Kerry Godliman, Frances Barber, Rohan Nedd, Robert Webb, and Emily Head star in the series, which follows Pearl Nolan, a restaurant owner who has a knack for investigations. There will be six episodes once again. Read More…...

Emily Head has said that she didn't expect to return for The Inbetweeners 2.

The actress played Simon's (Joe Thomas) on-off girlfriend Carli in the E4 sitcom and its first feature film in 2011. However, the character did not appear in the sequel released this year.

Speaking to Digital Spy, Emily claimed that she would have loved to have worked with her former colleagues again, but was aware that the likelihood of Carli's return was slim.

She said: "I still haven't seen it - I feel awful! I couldn't make it to the premiere, and then auditions and rehearsals have got in the way. I really do want to see it - I'm a big fan of the writers and the boys.

"I would have liked to have returned in that I would have liked to have worked with everyone again, but I think Carli was so awful at the end...

Paramount Pictures has brought on Jim Field Smith to direct their American remake of The Inbetweeners movie, which is now known as Virgins America.

We first reported on the remake last June, when the studio had set The Inbetweeners TV series creator Iain Morris to write the screenplay and direct, but it isn't known if he is still involved. The original series centers on four friends (Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison and Joe Thomas) who fall right in the middle of the cool and nerdy spectrum of high school popularity. The Inbetweeners movie followed the main characters as they go on holiday to the island of Crete.

The Inbetweeners movie was the highest grossing comedy ever in the U.K. before it was released in the U.S. last September. MTV has also launched an American The Inbetweeners TV series starring Bubba Lewis, Zack Pearlman, Joey Pollari and Mark L. Young.

Emily Head is hoping to crack America. The 'Inbetweeners' actress - who portrayed Carli D'Amato in the British sitcom - has filmed a pilot for new Us show 'Rita', and she is hoping the programme will boost her acting career in the country. Speaking at the UK premiere of 'Much Ado About Nothing' at London's Apollo Theatre, she said: ''I have just shot a pilot for an American series, so now I'm just waiting to see if it goes anywhere. ''It stars Anna Gunn, it's called 'Rita'. It's about her, she's a private school teacher, and her family. I play her daughter.'' Rita,...

Emily Head is hoping to crack America. The 'Inbetweeners' actress - who portrayed Carli D'Amato in the British sitcom - has filmed a pilot for new Us show 'Rita', and she is hoping the programme will boost her acting career in the country. Speaking at the UK premiere of 'Much Ado About Nothing' at London's Apollo Theatre, she said: ''I have just shot a pilot for an American series, so now I'm just waiting to see if it goes anywhere. ''It stars Anna Gunn, it's called 'Rita'. It's about her, she's a private school teacher, and her family. I play her daughter.'' Rita,...

Previously on Pretty Little Liars, we discovered lots of great things: Toby is evil, Cece's a liar, Spencer's a professional ass-kicker, and elevators hate Jason Dilaurentis! Episode 20!

The girls are re-synching at Emily's cafe after Jason's accident, starting to realize that Cece could be the captain of the 'A' team, but Spencer's too busy worrying about how to kill Mona and solve Ali's murder and get Toby back and sleep with Wren all at the same time. Aria's really jealous. But just then, Wilden shows up, warning the girls about the stories they and Jason have been spreading about him, being creepy about it in every single possible way.

The next day, Wilden is spotted picking up Cece, and Hanna and her mom make sure to death glare before Hanna's mom decides to be a parent and ask what's going on with her tormented daughter. Hanna reveals the whole Ali/Wilden hookup theory,...

Get a taste of the brilliantly hilarious theatrical blockbuster from across the pond that spurred an MTV show of the same name! The Inbetweeners arrives on DVD, Digital Download, On Demand and Pay-Per-View January 8 from Lionsgate Home Entertainment. These boys are out of school and out of their league, but nothing will stand in the way of making this the best summer vacation. Based on the hugely popular British sitcom, The Inbetweeners was a UK box office smash that has also that spurred the new MTV show The Inbetweeners Starring the original cast from the UK television series including Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison and Joe Thomas, the DVD is packed with laughs and loaded with special features such as deleted scenes, bloopers, audio commentary and cast interviews. The Inbetweeners Movie DVD will be available for the suggested retail price of $26.98.

After high school graduation, best friends Will, Jay,...

Iain Morris Talks The Inbetweeners, in select theaters Friday, September 7th

The Inbetweeners movie, a continuation of the hugely popular U.K. television series of the same name (not to be confused with the American version currently airing on MTV), is finally coming to our shores this Friday, September 7th, for a limited engagement run. The story follows four best friends (Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison, Joe Thomas) who go on a lads' holiday just after high school graduation in search of sex and booze, but instead, they end up falling in love and discovering the true meaning of friendship. It was a huge hit overseas, and is worth checking out, even if you've never heard of the show before.

We recently caught up with the writer of the movie, and co-creator of the franchise Iain Morris, to talk about bringing Will, Jay, Neil, and Simon to the big screen,...

Wrekin Hill Entertainment has released a new featurette and three clips from The Inbetweeners, director Ben Palmer's comedy based on the hit British TV series about four unique friends. The movie picks up after they graduated high school, with the quartet journeying to the island of Crete for a two-week getaway. Go behind-the-scenes with Joe Thomas (Simon Cooper) and Blake Harrison (Neil Sutherland) discussing an airport scene where they all show up wearing "Pussay Patrol" shirts, along with this trio of clips.

The Inbetweeners - Come Fly with Us Featurette

The Inbetweeners - Dancing

The Inbetweeners - Carli Breaks Up with Simon

The Inbetweeners - Neil at Work

The Inbetweeners comes to theaters September 7th, 2012 and stars Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison, Joe Thomas, Emily Head, Lydia Rose Bewley, Laura Haddock, Tamla Kari. The film is directed by Ben Palmer.

BBC America pulls in decent ratings, so we have to assume that some of you out there have seen the original U.K. version of the smash hit TV series The Inbetweeners. It has gained a loyal following both overseas and here in the states, and after three seasons, the gang has moved to the big screen with The Inbetweeners movie, which broke all kinds of international box office records, and even beat out Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2 overseas.

Those who've seen it absolutely love it, and this next bit of news will be of some excitement to those hardcore fans in the states who've only seen the edited versions of The Inbetweeners UK 18 episode run. The Inbetweeners movie is finally coming to the U.S., uncut, for a limited theatrical run this Friday, September 7th! But that's not all. If you live in Southern Los Angeles,...

Not a Boy, Not Yet a Man: Palmer’s Film Version of Popular Series a Threadbare Sketch

While it may have sounded like a good idea to make a film spin off of his immensely popular UK series with The Inbetweeners, Ben Palmer’s end result doesn’t reveal itself to be much of a motion picture. A series of interrelated sketches featuring the same four characters embodied by the same four actors from the series as they continue on with their clichéd heterosexual issues pertaining to getting laid and inebriated may have not the best route for a film treatment, and there’s something unavoidably regressive and derivative in their every moment on screen here. So much so that their endeavors feel like a bloated two part episode of the series rather than a standalone film (but then, maybe that explains, the insistence of clearly denoting that this is The Movie).

For those unfamiliar,...

Forget the U.S. version hitting MTV this Monday! If you want to see the real The Inbetweeners, then be sure to check out the hit UK comedy movie, which hits our shores on September 7th. There is no replacing Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison, and Joe Thomas as Will, Jay, Neil, and Simon, no matter how hard they might try. Find out what all the fuss is about! Trust us, this is one of the good ones. Heck, it beat Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2 out at the international box office. That says more than words. We have an exclusive TV spot for you to check out. Watch as the recent grads hit Malia for their first Lads Holiday, where they hope to plunge a lot of clunge! (Can we even say that?}

The Inbetweeners - Exclusive TV Spot

The Inbetweeners comes to theaters September 7th,...

British TV hit The Inbetweeners ended its three-season run more than a year-and-a-half ago, but The Inbetweeners Movie — which opened in the U.K. last summer — is here to cap the characters’ various teenage misadventures in grand style. One filled with sexual pratfalls and filthy language, that is.

Even a Yankee neophyte got some good (if not exactly “refined”) laughs from this preview, with absurd dancing and a gag about spraying cologne in one’s public area being… highlights. We, sadly, weren’t so enthusiastic about the movie in our review, complaining that Ben Palmer‘s “oddly enjoyable” comedy “spends the best part of two hours spinning a yarn which probably should have been spun over the course of a television season.” I think it looks generally funny, but I’d honestly wait to see the (relatively short) series before going into the movie. You need that mythology set up,...

Will (Simon Bird), Neil (Blake Harrison), Simon (Joe Thomas) and Jay (James Buckley), four socially troubled eighteen-year-olds from the south of England, go on holiday to Crete in The Inbetweeners, an adaptation of the hit BBC America series that beat out Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2 at the UK box office. So it must be doing something right! Stop being such a U.S. film snob and take a look. Otherwise, you might just be missing out on one of the best comedies of the fall. See it now, and then bitch about how MTV ruined it with their impending remake (that is sure to go the way of Skins, another brilliant UK series that the network brutally bastardized).

The Inbetweeners - Red Band Trailer

The Inbetweeners comes to theaters September 7th, 2012 and stars Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison, Joe Thomas, Emily Head, Theo Barklem-Biggs, Christopher Battye,...

Chris Ball, President and CEO of La-based film production and distribution company Wrekin Hill Entertainment, announced today that the company will open the overseas phenomenon The Inbetweeners in the U.S. on September 7, 2012. Created, written and executive produced by Iain Morris and Damon Beesley, produced by Chris Young, and directed by Ben Palmer, the movie is based on the hugely popular and multi award-winning British TV series of the same name, and also stars original cast members Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison, and Joe Thomas.

The British answer to American Pie, The Inbetweeners is a racy comedy about four uncool friends (Will, Jay, Simon and Neil) who go on their first vacation to Greece in search of high times and wild sex - with no parents, no teachers, no money, and little to no chance with the ladies.

The Inbetweeners was the UK box office smash of 2011, spending four weeks as the UK's #1 film.

We have added a new set of pictures from the event "The Dictator World Premiere".Sacha Baron Cohen attending "The Dictator world premiere in London.Photo copyright by Landmark / PR Photos. Sacha Baron Cohen attending "The Dictator world premiere in London.Photo copyright by Landmark / PR Photos. Isla Fisher attending "The Dictator world premiere in London.Photo copyright by Landmark / PR Photos. Sacha Baron Cohen attending "The Dictator world premiere in London.Photo copyright by Landmark / PR Photos. Emily Head attending "The Dictator world premiere in London.Photo copyright by Landmark / PR Photos. Emily Head attending "The Dictator world premiere in London.Photo copyright by Landmark / PR Photos. Sacha Baron Cohen - "The Dictator" World Premiere - Outside Arrivals - Royal...

We have added a new set of pictures from the event "Marvel's The Avengers European Premiere".Robert Downey Jr. attending "Marvel's The Avengers" ("Avengers Assemble") European premiere at the Vue Westfield in London.Photo copyright by Landmark / PR Photos. Scarlett Johansson attending "Marvel's The Avengers" ("Avengers Assemble") European premiere at the Vue Westfield in London.Photo copyright by Landmark / PR Photos. Laura Haddock attending "Marvel's The Avengers" ("Avengers Assemble") European premiere at the Vue Westfield in London.Photo copyright by Landmark / PR Photos. Emily Head and Daisy Head attending "Marvel's The Avengers" ("Avengers Assemble") European premiere at the Vue Westfield in London.Photo copyright by Landmark / PR Photos. Emily Head and Daisy Head attending "Marvel's The Avengers" ("Avengers Assemble") European premiere...

Great news for stateside fans of The Inbetweeners who've fallen for the show on BBC America. The Inbetweeners movie, which debuted this past summer in the UK, is finally coming to America this spring.

The smash hit comedy, which garnered an impressive $70 million at the international box office to become one of England's biggest releases last year, has been acquired by Wrekin Hill Entertainment. They haven't set a firm release date just yet, but it will hit our shores theatrically sometime between late March and early April, with a home video release to soon follow.

The film tracks the adventures of Will (Simon Bird), Neil (Blake Harrison), Simon (Joe Thomas), and Jay (James Buckley) as they graduate high school, heading to Crete for their first "Lads Holiday". You can check out the trailer and a clip from the movie below.

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An estimated 100,000 people are living with Aids and HIV in Britain, many of them young people who face prejudice on a daily basis. But a series of celebrity portraits by Rankin and a powerful new film, Life in My Shoes, are challenging that stigma

It is when 18-year-old Blessing gets the bus home from school that the bullying starts. As she waits for the bus to draw out of the stop, a clique of angry-faced girls runs up to the window next to where she is sitting. They begin thumping on the glass with their fists. They scream abuse and call her names, saying that she is "dirty" and "disgusting". They throw chips at her, smearing the window with ketchup, treating her as if she is no better than a piece of rubbish.

Her classmates have just found out that Blessing is HIV positive, and this is a powerful scene...

Emily Head has vowed to "never" return to Magaluf after filming 'The Inbetweeners Movie' there. The 22-year-old actress - who stars as Carli D'Amato in the E4 comedy show - revealed the cast stayed in a £7.50-a-night hotel with no locks on the toilet doors when they shot the motion picture, which has put her off ever going back to the holiday resort on the Spanish island of Majorca. She said: "I'd never go back to Magaluf! We filmed the movie there and the hotel we were staying in cost £7.50 a night. "All the floors were wipe-clean and none of...

Anthony Head has admitted that he was impressed by MTV's upcoming remake of The Inbetweeners. The Us version of the hit comedy will star Bubba Lewis, Joey Pollari, Zack Pearlman and Mark L. Young as the four awkward teenagers at the centre of the show. Head, who played Will's dad in the recent Inbetweeners movie, told Entertainment Weekly: "I have to say, sometimes you wonder about translations [but] it's good, actually. They followed [the original] very close. Its themes are pretty common." The actor, who is also the real-life father of Inbetweeners star Emily Head, added that the NBC remake of his own show Free Agents (more)...

The Inbetweeners Movie

Starring Simon Bird, Blake Harrison, James Buckley, Joe Thomas, Greg Davies, Emily Head

Directed by Ben Palmer

Released date August 17 2011 (UK)

November 25, 2011 (U.S.)

We all know that moment when our school life is officially over. No more teachers, no more school room politics. Real life, it is usually officially decided, is about to start and things will only get better. Many go on a lads/girls only holiday where he/she will drink/puke and definitely - finally - get laid/syphilis.

This is where we find our four heroes of The Inbetweeners Movie. Simon (Joe Thomas) has been dumped by his girlfriend Carli (Emily Head) and is in desperate need of a change of scenery. So free from the constraints of their respective creepy, obnoxious, sexy, perverted parents and scary, potentially violent teacher (Greg Davies), Simon along with Will (Simon Bird), Jay (James Buckley), and...

This is rather amazing and further cements my argument for why a sequel may be on the way as news breaks that The Inbetweeners Movie has become the biggest opening week box office earner for a comedy Ever in the UK taking (at present) £27,715,177!! This is an amazing number for a movie which according to various sources cost £3.5m to make. The numbers continue to rise for the movie which continues to break records all over the place. Just wait for the DVD to come out!

No doubt this figure will continue to rise as more and more people flock to the cinema to see Simon Bird​, James Buckley, Blake Harrison, Joe Thomas, Emily Head​, Belinda Stewart-Wilson and Greg Davies​ all get up to some serious mischief! Massive congrats to everyone involved for making this such a success and above all, for making such a great movie! You can see our review here.

At what dismal moment in the history of film did the ‘movie based on a television show’ set out its position as a staple of the modern cinema listing? Both the Us and the UK had a slow, steady start into this particular subgenre, with big screen adaptations of established television shows beginning as something of a rare novelty. Occasionally the rare classic would arise from such a prosaic past – Monty Python‘s Life of Brian, The Blues Brothers and The Muppet Movie come to mind – and would in turn find a fanbase in their own right, but most were closer to the movie versions of Are You Being Served and Dad’s Army. That is to say, forgotten by all except the cold and timid souls who still make up the diehard fans of such shows. However, in the 90s and noughties, a revolution occurred in which every show on the box – or,...

Following on from the previews figures that we saw last week, it’s no surprise that we’ve just heard that The Inbetweeners Movie (our review here) has raked in a massive £13.2m at the UK box office in the past 4 days breaking the previous record for a UK comedy which was previously held by Bridget Jones: Edge of Reason.

I’ve placed the official press release below for your viewing pleasure but with figures like this, does that mean that there could be room (or requirement?!) for a sequel to the extremely popular Channel 4 series movie? As an UK going audience, the answer would surely be yes!

During the Big Screen weekend last week, I attended The Inbetweeners panel which was attended by the writers of both the series and the movie, I asked that very question to the writers of The Inbetweeners, Iain Morris, Damon Beesley...

The initial problem with something that is essentially a TV movie, is will people go and see it? In this case, absolutely yes. Grossing over £2 million on its day of initial release the movie is set to do as well as the TV series.

The creators of the show mentioned recently that they wanted the film to be open to newcomers as well as fans of the show. As such, the opening sequences attempt to introduce the characters; Will (Simon Bird) being mocked by his father, a character incidentally never introduced in the series and played by the wonderful Anthony Stewart Head, for being anti-people and anti-normal. We see Jay (James Buckley) being interrupted by his mum while wanking for the fourth time this summer, Simon (Joe Thomas) being unsurprisingly dumped by Carli (Emily Head), and Neil (Blake Harrison), well, being Neil.

Now that Simon has been dumped and sixth form is finally over,...

I was away from my computer all day yesterday on a cracking set visit which you can hear all about in around a year from now (!) but while I was away, we received this press release to show that even though The Inbetweeners Movie isn’t officially out until today, it still smashed it at the box office ot bring in over £2.5m on it’s first preview day! Not bad for a movie that didn’t get any screenings before the premiere!

The movie follows on from the awesome TV series where our favourite characters played by Simon Bird​, James Buckley, Blake Harrison, Joe Thomas, Emily Head and Belinda Stewart-Wilson. This time we get to see Simon, Jay, Neil and Will head on their holidays to do their best to find the woman of their dreams!

Our review of the movie will go live later today.

The Inbetweeners Take On Hollywood…...

Can The Inbetweeners make the jump from the small screen to the cinema? Here's Caroline's review...

Let’s straighten something out right from the start: The Inbetweeners Movie isn’t Kevin And Perry Go Large. While that misjudged sketch show off-shoot failed to inspire any emotion other than a gag reflex amongst many (although it cleaned up at the box office), The Inbetweeners Movie is a love letter to innocent teenage years, and a sweet and good-natured look back at the milestone of the first lad’s holiday.

On the surface, the story of The Inbetweeners Movie isn't actually a million miles away from Kevin And Perry. But here, it's worked into a British coming of age film fit to be mentioned in the same breath as Us efforts like Superbad and American Pie. It’s crude, rude, importantly funny and essentially tragic. The important thing is, it isn’t a disaster.

Last night, London saw the premiere for what could be one of the most anticipated movies of the summer and it’s not a Hollywood blockbuster but the feature length version of Channel 4 comedy, The Inbetweeners.Our friends from Upbeat were there on the red carpet to capture every moment and interview the stars. The interviews are below for your viewing pleasure.

The movie follows on from the awesome TV series where our favourite characters played by Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison, Joe Thomas, Emily Head and Belinda Stewart-Wilson. This time we get to see Simon, Jay, Neil and Will head on their holidays to do their best to find the woman of their dreams!

Plot: Will, Neil, Simon and Jay, four socially troubled eighteen-year-olds from the south of England go on holiday to Crete.

It’s released this Friday the UK 19th August with previews today and tomorrow.

To celebrate the release of The Inbetweeners Movie, in cinemas August 17th, we have teamed up with Entertainment Film to offer you the chance to win a pair of tickets to the World Premiere in London on 16th August.

On August 17th comes the most hotly anticipated comedy of the summer: The Inbetweeners Movie. Will (Simon Bird), Simon (Joe Thomas), Jay (James Buckley) and Neil (Blake Harrison), have finished school forever, and are off on their first lads’ holiday.

They’ve got two weeks in Malia with no parents, no teachers, no money, and little chance with the ladies.

From the creative minds that brought you the award winning TV show (creators & writers Damon Beesley and Iain Morris; producer Christopher Young and director Ben Palmer), the boys are joined on the big screen by Emily Head, Belinda Stewart-Wilson, and Greg Davies. The film introduces Lydia Rose Bewley, Laura Haddock, Jessica Knappett,...

Emily Head has teased that The Inbetweeners Movie will serve as a "neat" ending to the show. The 22-year-old, who plays Carli D'Amato in the E4 sitcom, claimed that the upcoming big-screen adventure will likely conclude the series, despite reports of two future TV specials and rumours of a second film. "If anyone had told us four years ago that we'd be doing a movie version of The Inbetweeners, we'd have laughed in their face," she told The Mail on Sunday. "The show's been so much fun to do. I'm really going to miss it now it's finished - well, we're guessing it's finished. "Nothing's set in stone but the film kind of ties everything up neatly, and we can't all be stuck in the sixth form when we're getting into our mid-to-late 20s. But it's been four great years of my life... (more)...

Entertainment Film have released the first official poster for their new summer movie, The Inbetweeners via the film’s official Facebook page. Scroll down to check out the poster which gives tells us that this summer is the time when ‘Four Boys Become Men’.

The movie follows on from the awesome TV series where our favourite characters played by Simon Bird , James Buckley, Blake Harrison, Joe Thomas, Emily Head and Belinda Stewart-Wilson. This time we get to see Simon, Jay, Neil and Will head on their holidays to do their best to find the woman of their dreams!

Plot: Will, Neil, Simon and Jay, four socially troubled eighteen-year-olds from the south of England go on holiday to Crete.

It’s released in the UK 19th August and no doubt many will flock to see it! If you’ve missed the two trailers for the film, you can see them both here and here.

Entertainment Film have released the (rather garish) UK quad poster, via Facebook, for their forthcoming big screen version of the hit Channel 4 series The Inbetweeners. The movie sees the fearless (and idiotic) foursome, as played by Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison and Joe Thomas, head on their holidays to, as always, pull the birds…

Will, Neil, Simon and Jay, four socially troubled eighteen-year-olds from the south of England go on holiday to Crete.

The Inbetweeners also stars Greg Davies, Emily Head and Belinda Stewart-Wilson and is released in the UK on August 19th. You can check the trailer out here.

Entertainment Film have released the full theatrical trailer for their forthcoming big screen version of the hit Channel 4 series The Inbetweeners.

The movie sees the fearless (and idiotic)  foursome, as played by Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison and Joe Thomas, head on their holidays to, as always, pull the birds. Nothing more, nothing less, as this oh-so-simple synopsis will attest:

Will, Neil, Simon and Jay, four socially troubled eighteen-year-olds from the south of England go on holiday to Crete.

The Inbetweeners also stars Greg Davies, Emily Head and Belinda Stewart-Wilson and is released in the UK on August 19th.

We have added the full UK trailer FilmFour's upcoming outrageous comedy event, "The Inbetweeners Movie." The film is a step up to the big screen for the cast of the hit E4 British sitcom, "The Inbetweeners."Directed by Ben Palmer the film stars Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison, Joe Thomas, Emily Head, Belinda Stewart-Wilson, Laura Haddock and Tamla Kari.Watch the trailer below (Warning: Strong Language);"The Inbetweeners Movie" is released across the UK from August 19th.A movie version of the popular British E4 comedy situation comedy, "The Inbetweeners."In the movie we find Will, Neil, Simon and Jay, four socially troubled eighteen-year-olds from the south of England go on a lads holiday to Crete. Expect total mayhem!

The teaser trailer was great but this is fantastic as Entertainment Film have released the full theatrical trailer for the Inbetweeners movie. Thanks to our friends at Den of Geek for the heads up!

The movie follows on from the awesome TV series where our favourite characters played by Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison, Joe Thomas, Emily Head and Belinda Stewart-Wilson. This time we get to see Simon, Jay, Neil and Will head on their holidays to do their best to find the woman of their dreams!

Plot: Will, Neil, Simon and Jay, four socially troubled eighteen-year-olds from the south of England go on holiday to Crete.

It’s released in the UK 19th August and no doubt many will flock to see it!

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The Inbetweeners Movie trailer has debuted online. The new 2 minute, 7 second video, which follows on from the release of last month's teaser trailer, shows Will (Simon Bird), Simon (Joe Thomas), Jay (James Buckley) and Neil (Blake Harrison) heading out on a lads' holiday in Mali after graduating from sixth from. Regulars from the TV series Emily Head, Belinda Stewart-Wilson and Greg Davies will return for the film, with newcomers Lydia Rose Bewley, Laura Haddock, Jessica Knappett (more)...

The Inbetweeners is one of the bigger TV shows to come out of England in the past few years, but there’s still a good chance that many of you haven’t heard of it. A comedy that centers on four teenage boys, it follows them as they go through the typical problems inherent with that age — sex, drugs, drinking, etc., but it deals with those in a humorous fashion.

Now, a film version has been made, and it’s seeing a release in the UK in a couple of months. It’s directed by Ben Palmer – who helmed many of the show’s episodes – which could lend a resemblance to the series. The trailer for it has shown up on the series’ Facebook page (via ThePlaylist), but don’t watch it expecting to get a grasp of how the actual film will turn out. This (appropriately) feels like an...

"You'd better bring your wellies, cos you'll be knee-deep in clunge!" Will (Simon Bird), Jay (James Buckley), Neil (Blake Harrison) and Simon (Joe Thomas) are headed for the big screen in The Inbetweeners, a theatrical extension of the popular British sitcom which finds our hapless heroes on a holiday nookie prowl in the Majorca party town of Magaluf. The first trailer for this comedy (which arrives in the UK on August 19th, but doesn't yet have a Stateside release date) has hit, which you can check out below.

Click to watch The Inbetweeners Trailer!

The Inbetweeners comes to theaters August 19th, 2011 and stars Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison, Joe Thomas, Emily Head, Belinda Stewart-Wilson, Laura Haddock, Tamla Kari. The film is directed by Ben Palmer.

Entertainment Film Distributors have released the very first trailer for The Inbetweeners Movie.

A spinoff of the hit E4 comedy series, The Inbetweeners Movie was directed by Ben Palmer, and stars Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison, Joe Thomas, Emily Head, Belinda Stewart-Wilson and Greg Davies.

The Inbetweeners Movie sees best friends Will (Bird) , Simon (Thomas) , Jay (Buckley) and Neil (Harrison) jet off for a lads’ holiday in Malia, Crete.

The film is scheduled to open in the UK on August 19.

Watch the trailer below:

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The first teaser trailer for the Inbetweeners movie has been released. Starring Simon Bird, Joe Thomas, James Buckley and Blake Harrison, the big-screen spinoff of the hit E4 sitcom sees friends Will, Simon, Jay and Neil jet off for a lads' holiday in Malia, Crete. Series regulars Emily Head, Belinda Stewart-Wilson and Greg Davies will return for the movie, joined by cast newcomers Lydia Rose Bewley, Laura Haddock, Jessica Knappett (more)...

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FHM has announced that Rosie Huntington-Whiteley is the winner of FHM’s 100 Sexiest Women in the World 2011 poll. The model and actress has sensationally stolen the crown from two-time winner Cheryl Cole.

Winning the coveted Sexiest Woman in the World crown is the latest in a series of great achievements for Plymouth-born Rosie. The 24-year-old, who is dating actor Jason Statham, has scooped top modelling contracts with lingerie giants Victoria’s Secret and Agent Provocateur and she replaces Megan Fox as the female lead in the upcoming Transformers: Dark of the Moon.

Commenting on her win, Rosie said: “Wow. Thanks for voting guys, I’m so flattered to be FHM’s Sexiest Woman in the World. This is a really exciting year for me and I hope you all enjoy Transformers 3.”

Rosie’s victory marks another victory for the Brits. X-Factor judge Cheryl Cole made history in 2010 by becoming...

Channel 4 have announced that principal photography on the eagerly awaited The Inbetweeners Movie will start on February 6th and continue for 6 weeks on location across the UK and mainland Europe.

The Inbetweeners Movie comes from the team behind the award winning TV series and shows what happens when four lads on go on holiday to Malia with no parents, no teachers, no money and little chance with the ladies. It is written by Damon Beesley and Iain Morris, who created the TV show, directed by Ben Palmer and produced by series producer Christopher Young.

The film stars series leads Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison and Joe Thomas, who are joined by the show’s regulars including Emily Head as Carli, Belinda Stewart-Wilson as Will’s Mum and Greg Davies as Mr Gilbert. The film introduces new characters played by Lydia Rose Bewley, Laura Haddock, Jessica Knappett and Tamla Kari.

After a very short shoot in Malia at the end of August, which consisted of just a shot of the stars walking down the main street, principal photography now begins on the The Inbetweeners film in the UK on the 6th February for six weeks. Filming will also take place in Spain.

Series regulars Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison and Joe Thomas will of course all return, as will Emily Head as Carli, Belinda Stewart-Wilson as Will’s Mum and Greg Davies as Mr Gilbert.

This seems likely to be the final outing for the Inbetweeners, with the cast considered too old for another series.

The Inbetweeners Movie is slated for an August 19th release.

The Inbetweeners movie officially starts its six weeks of filming this weekend, although some scenes were shot last year. The premise finds teenage friends Will (Simon Bird), Simon (Joe Thomas), Jay (James Buckley) and Neil (Blake Harrison) going on holiday to Malia without their parents, with predictably ribald and embarrassing results.

Series regulars Emily Head (Carly), Belinda Stewart-Wilson (Will’s Mum) and Greg Davies (Mr Gilbert) are all set to appear, joined by new characters played by Lydia Rose Bewley, Jessica Knappett, Laura Haddock and Tamla Kari. I’m guessing those newcomers will be playing various love interests for the sex-mad foursome.

The Inbetweeners movie (written by creators Damon Beesley and Iain Morris, directed by Ben Palmer) is set to open across the UK on 19 August.

What’s your gut feeling about this movie? Will it only appeal to fans of the TV show? Are there enough fans to make...