Sandra Marten no way! Your second cousin is lovely. She was so sweet towards me when on set x

Your second cousin is hot! She has the girl next door thing nailed

Tuppence is a very pretty lady

Amazing line I genuinely lol at it!

It's a great show

You mean some grubby looking fisherman and some vague harkening to olde music? Is that what heart means? It sounds like middle-class whimsical pity for 'the poor' - which bears no relation to reality and may as well be ignored now and ideally destroyed in a fiery blaze.

@@furqueue9590 your a nut case

@@LM-ii8mx YOU'RE

@@furqueue9590 nice one, seriously though are you ok?

@@LM-ii8mx I'm not the one chatting to an internet handle like it's my mate... The film looks shit. What do you want?

Cornwall is the poorest county in England, and the second poorest region in western Europe. Least London toffs can listen to a bunch of fishermen singing

This is everything I hate about middle class people. I hope they cleanse all of your kind with fiery death.

Fur Queue Who me?

@@furqueue9590 who's middle class here lmao

Agree in that the building all over our beautiful county is an outrage but we still love it and every where has poor areas but we don't revell in it, we try to better it as a community. 😊

Me too!

¡Ha sido usted muy afortunado de haber estado allí, señor!

Me too! Great fun and really sweet.

Fur Queue yes that’s upset me quite a bit :/ this movie means a lot to me especially because I grew up with with my dad being great friends with the fisherman’s and loving in Cornwall and the fisherman friends have gone to so much and hey don’t deserve hate :) thank you

@Kathleen Mcmanus wow who did he play? :-)

@@furqueue9590 as they say down here .... Jog on :-)

@Kathleen Mcmanus Lol sorry just pressed reply and mustve been just after your comment 😊

Saw it tonight. Loved it. Great movie, hope it does well.

Careful, many there don't see themselves as English but more Celtic! Historically that's true but we can all agree we're all British now and better for it. Who wants to show a passport at Launceston, not me.

*Cornish Heritage not english

​@@ruary3243 Having looked this up for clarity it appears Sea Shantys are working sailors songs not fisherman's songs. They evolved on merchant ships which sailed mostly from London or other UK docks to the New World and beyond. 'Bound for South Australia' for example a Fisherman's Friends favorite was originally sung by London sailors working the clipper trade ships to Australian ports.

@@benedictearlson9044Very true, it's justttt calling it just "English" that's all.

@@ruary3243 When the Romans came, the whole country was inhabited by Celts and, according to DNA testing, the arrival of the Anglo-Saxons only diluted that heritage a bit. I can imagine that incoming grockles have greatly diluted 'Cornish Heritage', so stop being divisive because we're all the same.

If you are a SKY VIP they are having an advance screening on Feb 26

@@stevehotspur - haven't even got Sky, let alone VIP! My local cinema don't know what they'll be showing until the Monday before the following weekend, so goodness knows where we'll be. Thanks for the info though.

Nicky Hannigan you won’t be disappointed

It IS where Doc Martin is filmed; the real Fisherman’s Friends are from Port Isaac.

Yep...

Yeah :)

Thanks for that.

If you’re referring pig to the song at 00:34, it’s called “John Kanaka.”

Having said that, I'm looking forward to the film.

I know, right? Iam in Cali and can't figure out when or where to see it? I know I've been searching for 'they shall not grow old (ww1)' ..& everyone on amazonnn says even blu-ray format won't work here?? Hope this Fishermans friends dvd etc will be easier to find (theater or dvd etc!) Luv these guys! (I play folk harp-yah the kind with tons of strings! I luv shantys and old folk songs..yes its odd a teenager would luv old old songs, but I did! go figure! And do still...) voices get me! Sia , woopwoop! Good luck, I'll check back to see if you ended up finding these fellas movie! : )

Not sure if you’ve found it since your post, but it’s available on Netflix in the US.

MRWHITEGLOVES yes

Philip George except that it is...

@@rachelhicks2209 Only in the film, not in real life...

Philip George oh yeah I thought he meant in the film

no

James Hughes funny how it’s based on an unbelievable amount of reality that stays in my mind forever 🤷🏼‍♀️Boring for some people, mind connecting for others :)

Of course, and I'm sure it's probably a well made film. But my comment was about the industry - not the film. I haven't seen it, so how could I judge? But from the trailer there is easily enough footage to place this film into a very formulaic and cliched collection of past examples: Brassed Off, The Full Monty, Calendar Girls, Billy Elliot... Working class people coming together to do something quirky and defy the odds... It's unfortunate that this film is, as I understand it, based on a true story - as however real it may be, in filmic terms it is one giant cliche. It's all the more of a shame when you learn just how many talented British film makers there actually are - from set designers, riggers, carpenters, writers, all the way up to producers, directors and stars - all residing and working exclusively it seems, in Hollywood. For example, I wonder how the Harry Potter series of films would've worked out if the rights were not sold to Warner Bros. but sold to an independent British Studio. I guess that then raises the question of what makes a British film British - or a French film French? Is it the financing or the talent? :)

James Hughes so very well said! I personally feel that this is no British film. Being raised a Cornish maid through and through I may seem biased but Cornwall may be one of the few places in Britain that still have the real history and love of heart! This film is Cornish, Saving life’s, the adventure, the singing! It’s all so real and I have never related to a film more :)

I'm sure it'll be great. x

@@rachelhicks2209 it is a British film though what you on about?