The Nan Movie
2022
Britain's most beloved "Nan" (Catherine Tate) goes on the road trip of a lifetime from London to Dublin as her grandson Jamie (Mathew Horne) attempts to reunite her with her sister, Nell (Katherine Parkinson). The trip doesn't go quite as Jamie imagined because Nan has her own plans, getting them into all sorts of wacky situations along the way - partying with an Australian rugby team, dancing at an all-night rave - all with the police hot on their trail.
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Catherine Tate
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Mathew Horne
Actor
Katherine Parkinson
Actor
Niky Wardley
Actor
Parker Sawyers
Actor
Tom Vaughan-Lawlor
Actor
Jack Doolan
Actor
Jack Michael Cloke
Actor
Paul Reid
Actor
Rosalie Craig
Actor
Bill Murphy
Actor
Paul Tylak
Actor
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CinemaSerf
04 Apr 2022I fully expected to hate this film, but actually although it is an one joke movie, Catherine Tate in the title role and her grandson sidekick Mathew Horne ("Jamie") have quite a bit of a lark as they travel to the island off the island of Ireland to visit her long estranged sister "Nell" (Katherine Parkinson). We discover just why they fell out and watch just how this gregarious old woman poo-poos just about every modern day, politically correct, convention as she swears and farts her way around the country. Horne is a reasonable foil for her, but this is really just an one-hander with a star who lives and breathes this character and despite myself, it did raise the odd smile. Laugh out loud? Well it was for some in the cinema and there are quite a few fun escapades packed into the 90-odd minutes it lasts. It is not, I would say, a cinema film - it will look fine on the telly at Christmas. Not great, indeed it's puerile at times, but it's not dreadful either.