This is England '90 - Shane Meadows Q&A

Frequently cited as one of the best British filmmakers working today, BAFTA-winning director & screen writer Shane Meadows introduces the final instalment of his This Is England TV series; This Is England ’90. Followed by a Q&A session with the man behind a slew of intense, gritty and modern classics including, A Room For Romeo Brass, Dead Man’s Shoes, This is England, This is England ‘86 and This is England ’88.
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[@Rapid_gherkinz]

I needed another this is england series like just 1 more or even another movie I just need a bit more

[@jordanwillrog]

Thank you for this is England Shane , you’re a legend

[@THEPINKFLOYDIANS]

Thanks for This is England, from a 1976 Scotsman 🙂

[@thefamous6352]

Same from a 1978 Scotsman👏🇬🇧

[@THEPINKFLOYDIANS]

@@thefamous6352 both Rangers fans tae ✌️

[@johnmeechan4976]

Love this England as does my son, from a 52 year old Scot( not a rangers fan)

[@adolflenin4973]

@@THEPINKFLOYDIANS CELTIC IS BETTER

[@Scott_Raynor]

Never noticed that Sean Fields is a play on Shane Meadows either aha

[@lfcwilli]

Dead mans shoes is and will always be the best film ever made, how Shane hasn’t got a knighthood is a mystery

[@StGeorgeCross21]

I thought that until i watched A Room For Romeo Brass,2 cracking films tough call between them

[@c.j.griffin]

a knighthood would be an insult

[@thefamous6352]

You’re in the palm of me hand, you’re f@cken there

[@jimnewcombe7584]

A ridiculous assessment to make. You obviously haven't seen many of the best films ever made.

[@jaycuthbert245]

Agreed. Heart breaking film but one of my favourite British films ever. Powerful film amazing performance by paddy C too loved him from then on

[@savannahjessica1984]

He left school with little or no qualifications and he has become a BAFTA award winning director of fantastic, heart warming real life dramas. He touches upon real life issues and subjects in his films and programs. Sometimes gritty and sad this is what makes him brilliant at what he does. Like the abuse story line with Lol, Kelly and their sister. Or Lols mental health issues because of her father was superbly done. Watching those scenes shows why Shane Meadows is a director. ☺☺😊😊

[@oddunb6190]

Shane is a national treasure

[@heating4343]

Very proud fellow Uttoxeter man.

[@mRcordwilK]

im a ilson lad studied at wilmorton college im learning short filmaking by myself id love for shane to see bits from my utube and snap me up ..i just love film forget the fame game and the i am i am .. if you watch this type in mr cordwilk ..i may get lucky .

[@eyelean5944]

Hello I'druken. How do i ad you before I do something dood, I think I can do this. Please stopp me from being a gegen. [asdds]

[@utchpunk9611]

Just needs to use decent actors instead of minimum wage wannabes

[@theshed3641]

Utch Punk are you joking??? Some of the guys aren't great but come on Joe, Vicky, Stephen are amazing.

[@utchpunk9611]

The Shed like I said minimum wage actors. Most of them can't act. It's the same in all of his work

[@sidplimmer9536]

But it isn't a question of income, you've missed the point so profoundly mate. He wants real people who've lived in these worlds, the whole fucking point of social realism is authenticity, not getting the highest paid fella who can walk the walk and talk the talk the best, but people who give these stories the texture and realism they need.

[@utchpunk9611]

Sid Plimmer as I said minimum wage actors. Wank

[@sidplimmer9536]

Oh is that right, okay then, see you mate.

[@GlazedInfants]

ken loach and shane meadows are the best UK filmmakers