I grew up in Hull in the 90s and I knew a few people like Combo. They're your mate but they're unpredictable and always on edge which makes them dangerous.
The series that followed are at least as good as the movie. The acting, impact, drama.. masterfully done. The fact that most people can relate to one or more of the used themes makes it organic, scary and confrontational.
@@aaronstark5060the series are far superior to.the film , they are like the film ramped up to 100...you really need to get a VPN and watch them...u won't be disappointed..the rape of lol storyline is harrowing. Lol ending up with the black lad is great storyline too..forgot his name , sorry
Some great talent from the workshops..when I was little lad of 11-12 we had drama lessons and I was really good , gained confidence to act in front of peep etc... Came to the 3rd year where we chose our lessons and find that drama is not on the curriculum. I protested and was told there's not enough interested in it..I got a lot of kids to sign a petition saying they wanted to do it.. still it was refused and right there my acting career died..we lived in middle of nowhere with nothing to encourage such things. I ended up a drug user.
Stephan Graham is a convincing actor if I met him in real life I’d shit myself after seeing TIE 83 Behind the scenes he seems like a nice guy you can get a laugh from
Thanks for uploading mate, I love that the film was all improv, bloody brilliant. From watching the bts I never seen much lighting, and multiple cameras on each scene l. Just wondering if that was the case throughout the film? I love the grittyness of it.
Nah ! Your thinking about rude boys ! ………..In the late 70’s / early 80’s Skinheads were all about punk & Oi! music,football hooliganism and Paki bashing ! If you were there you would know how it was ! Reggae was finished by 1969 /70
The guy explaining at the begining explained very well, in France the movment blew up around 83/84 and make national news beacause of the "ratonnades" which were random attacks 'even murders) on minorities and gay people, the right wing took over up North, Lille and the center, Paris where the "Boneheads"were very present, the hardcore groups, while the South part were more diversified and listened to reggae, then around 1987 the "red warriors"began to patrol the streets and places where the boneheads were and battles were violents...but at the end the reds were no better than the so-called bad guys....Lille North side
@@maxpayneful4328 exactly shane was right west indian and jamican brought the Ska influence which got picked up into influenes of music Loved this movie
@@LonleyCopyye but he left out what it was mixed with, I get he was making a point but still if it was just black influence it would just be reggae not punk
Stephen Graham is one best actor's ever. Fact.
He's over rated. But great in this.
@@worstxb1playertylerteehc635 you really gonna say that after boiling point?
@@mariyatakeuchi9009 Didnt watch it
Meh, the kid is a far better actor IMO
@@TurinTurumba AGREE Turgoose is the master
Loved this is England,Stephen Graham is probably one of the best actors this country has produced
Sir Stephen graham got a good ring to it. Brilliant actor.
Vicky McClure, Joe Gilgun and Stephen Graham oh my DAYS. just fantastic actors.
I grew up in Hull in the 90s and I knew a few people like Combo. They're your mate but they're unpredictable and always on edge which makes them dangerous.
This is the best thing I have ever watched. I love This is England, this is like gold dust to me.
Even out of costume Stephen carries Combo perfectly. Amazing talent.
The fact that woodie and lol can act so convincingly as 80s skins while dressed like they’re in s club 7 is astonishing
yeah, they defintely copied s club 7, not the other way around, lol /s
S club seven came out over a decade before skins lol@@maxington26
What a character combo was brilliant actor
The series that followed are at least as good as the movie. The acting, impact, drama.. masterfully done. The fact that most people can relate to one or more of the used themes makes it organic, scary and confrontational.
I really want to see the series, but I’m in the US and it’s not available on Region1 DVD. I don’t have a region free player.
@@aaronstark5060It’s on All 4 if you can find that.
@@aaronstark5060 Sorry about that. If you get the chance, all three series are amazing (though the last especially is really hard watching).
@@aaronstark5060the series are far superior to.the film , they are like the film ramped up to 100...you really need to get a VPN and watch them...u won't be disappointed..the rape of lol storyline is harrowing. Lol ending up with the black lad is great storyline too..forgot his name , sorry
Skrewdriver I remember them well,Shane has got this bang on,love this is england.
brilliant band
absolutely quality, thanks for posting this gem of a time capsule to preserve this slice of cinema history :p
Some great talent from the workshops..when I was little lad of 11-12 we had drama lessons and I was really good , gained confidence to act in front of peep etc... Came to the 3rd year where we chose our lessons and find that drama is not on the curriculum. I protested and was told there's not enough interested in it..I got a lot of kids to sign a petition saying they wanted to do it.. still it was refused and right there my acting career died..we lived in middle of nowhere with nothing to encourage such things. I ended up a drug user.
Very enjoyable look behind the scenes...👍
Lmao Stephen Graham doing straight up standup to make the kid laugh during intense takes 😅😅 what a fucking boss
Stephan Graham is a convincing actor if I met him in real life I’d shit myself after seeing TIE 83
Behind the scenes he seems like a nice guy you can get a laugh from
Thanks so much for these 😍
One of the best true to life things ever made. Brilliant actors and actresses and top class look 👌
This is brilliant.loved it
Young Tommy Turgoose talking at the end “fuck that” “fuckin ‘ell” lmfao quality!
Weird how in 2006 I was 6. Weird looking back now at 24 years old.
Superb drama , incredible performances from the whole cast , very impressive.
Thanks for uploading mate, I love that the film was all improv, bloody brilliant. From watching the bts I never seen much lighting, and multiple cameras on each scene l. Just wondering if that was the case throughout the film? I love the grittyness of it.
great acting top end film a true gem.
Very interesting to hear the history
The opening comment is what people need to hear
I’m assuming there’s going to be a “This Is England 2020” - it writes itself really
I hope so
Is that Vicky McClure w long hair
Yeah that's Vicky McClure
Yeah, in the yellow top
3:49 is amazing acting.
Skinhedz were all about reggae. It's a real shame it ended.
Nah ! Your thinking about rude boys ! ………..In the late 70’s / early 80’s Skinheads were all about punk & Oi! music,football hooliganism and Paki bashing ! If you were there you would know how it was ! Reggae was finished by 1969 /70
Shame Meadows is fascinating to listen to.
The guy explaining at the begining explained very well, in France the movment blew up around 83/84 and make national news beacause of the "ratonnades" which were random attacks 'even murders) on minorities and gay people, the right wing took over up North, Lille and the center, Paris where the "Boneheads"were very present, the hardcore groups, while the South part were more diversified and listened to reggae, then around 1987 the "red warriors"began to patrol the streets and places where the boneheads were and battles were violents...but at the end the reds were no better than the so-called bad guys....Lille North side
Stephen Graham 🙌
Absolutely brilliant film
This is England is very entertaining
Class
i miss the naughties
Been involved in all aspects of skinhead life......
Horse at 16:26
I love this show. Lol's dad is probably the worst character I've ever seen, brilliant actor.
Ill bet a kot of those gay bashers are not out of the closest themselves
Skinhead came from mods hahaha he didn't say that shows what he knows about skinheads
They didn’t solely come from mods though, movement’s don’t tend to have just one origin. What Shane said wasn’t incorrect at all.
@@maxpayneful4328 exactly shane was right west indian and jamican brought the Ska influence which got picked up into influenes of music
Loved this movie
They are the opposite of mod
Feel like is shows more what you know big Chris mate
@@LonleyCopyye but he left out what it was mixed with, I get he was making a point but still if it was just black influence it would just be reggae not punk
There us no such thing as a gay skinhead
great actors an nice skingirl looks
Modern day shakespeare, William would of been proud of this !! From start to finish !!