Main News Stories About 'The Inbetweeners Movie':

• Inbetweeners Movie sequel details refuted (01/05/13)
• Inbetweeners Movie sequel announced (21/08/12)
• Inbetweeners writers in Paramount film project (03/07/12)
• The Inbetweeners Movie breaks more records with DVD release (14/12/11)

Blake Harrison denies Inbetweeners film sequel reports

The actor who plays Neil in the teen comedy says stories that he and the cast have signed up for a second film are untrue - and that he's keen to tackle other roles.

Written by Stephen Kelly. The Radio Times, 13th May 2013

Inbetweeners Movie 2 - Five locations which could work

With a new movie on the cards, SSP takes a look at what the Inbetweeners boys could get up to in the next movie...

Written by Tim Clark. Such Small Portions, 2nd May 2013

Blake Harrison would like to do Inbetweeners Movie 2

Blake Harrison has said that he would like to do another Inbetweeners Movie to thank fans.

Written by Sam Rigby. Digital Spy, 4th March 2013

Inbetweeners Movie pulls in more than 3 million viewers

Channel 4 picked a winner with its broadcast of the record-breaking adolescent romp, taking a 16.4% share of the audience.

Written by John Plunkett. The Guardian, 9th November 2012

It's pretty much as feared: while Channel 4's The Inbetweeners series delivers plenty of laughs in quickfire half-hour spurts, it fails miserably as big-screen comedy. This crude, lewd but very funny sitcom about four 'clunge'-obsessed but socially inadequate teen schoolkids sees the lads heading to Crete with some inherited cash. You can guess what's going to happen from the moment they set foot in their ghastly holiday apartment block. There's no story to speak of, and it mainly revolves around their earnest determination to have one hell of a good time. They drink, they say 'cock' a lot, they wear bright pink T-shirts with 'Pussay Patrol' emblazoned on them, they fumble about with a quartet of English girls and they are threatened by a Greek waiter and a handsome studmuffin. All the traits and trappings of a typically decadent British holiday, then. There are a few amusing moments, but it's nothing like as funny as the series and littered with failed gags and deadends. Despite its record-breaking box office, this is another British TV comedy turned bad.

Derek Adams, Time Out, 8th November 2012

The Inbetweeners 2 - so near, yet so far

"Because the film was genuinely independent, there's no studio breathing down our neck," Morris told the new issue of Radio Times.

Written by Monkey. The Guardian, 30th October 2012

Video: Simon Bird says sequel 'depends on script'

Simon Bird says that the quality of the script will decide whether an Inbetweeners sequel gets made.

BBC Newsbeat, 5th October 2012

Inbetweeners Movie performs poorly at U.S. box office

It's the cult TV hit that became a cinematic sensation at the UK box-office, earning a staggering £45 million. But in the US over the weekend, The Inbetweeners Movie took less than $36,000 at only 10 screens, and the film's co-creator Iain Morris has blamed it on the language barrier.

The Daily Mail, 11th September 2012

The Inbetweeners: will they score in Hollywood?

To promote the film's US release the British teenagers are pictured with a foot-long sausage - but something may be getting lost in translation.

Written by Lisa Marks. The Guardian, 7th September 2012

The Inbetweeners Movie to be shown in USA in September

It has been revealed that The Inbetweeners Movie is set to make its way stateside this September.

iMediaMonkey, 10th June 2012

Blake Harrison: We're so chuffed at film's success

The stars of The Inbetweeners have revealed that they are "chuffed" at the success of the film.

Written by Rebecca Davies. Digital Spy, 26th March 2012

Inbetweeners Movie books U.S. release

The popular British movie, which was spun off a hit Channel 4 TV show, has been picked up for U.S. release by fledgling production and distribution outfit Wrekin Hill Entertainment.

Written by Borys Kit. Hollywood Reporter, 12th January 2012

Can The Inbetweeners Movie fly the flag?

The fate of those four horny sixth-formers, currently on world tour, will tell us a lot about the prospects for British film overseas.

Written by Phil Hoad. The Guardian, 10th January 2012

The Inbetweeners: 'Movie's success doesn't make sense'

Blake Harrison, Joe Thomas, James Buckley and Simon Bird on the year they made the most successful British comedy movie in history.

Written by Tom Lamont. The Observer, 18th December 2011

'Inbetweeners' keen on Kylie Minogue cameo

The stars of The Inbetweeners have said that they are "definitely" keen for Kylie Minogue to film a cameo appearance after being presented with an award by the singer at the British Comedy Awards.

Written by Andrew Mickel. Digital Spy, 17th December 2011

Inbetweeners would shoot film sequel

The cast of The Inbetweeners have told Newsbeat they would consider doing a sequel to the first film.

Written by Steve Holden. BBC Newsbeat, 12th October 2011

The Inbetweeners Movie: the 20-year overnight hit

Producer Christopher Young spent 20 years passionately backing unpopular cult films - so how did he end up with The Inbetweeners Movie on his cv?

Written by Andrew Pulver. The Guardian, 6th October 2011

Rumoured release date for The Inbetweeners Movie DVD

The biggest British film of the year, The Inbetweeners Movie, is heading to DVD and Blu-ray in December, we understand...

Written by Simon Brew. Den of Geek, 3rd October 2011

Inbetweeners Movie makes it a month at UK box office #1

The Inbetweeners Movie has topped the UK box office for the fourth consecutive weekend.

Written by Simon Reynolds. Digital Spy, 13th September 2011

Review: The Inbetweeners Movie

Lads on tour. That's the premise for The Inbetweeners' swansong as Will, Simon, Jay and Neil head off to Malia for one last adventure before university begins and they go their separate ways - and as you can guess their summer holiday quickly becomes a disaster.

Written by Andrew Dipper. Giggle Beats, 7th September 2011

Inbetweeners hold off all box office challengers

The Inbetweeners Movie is still the UK's top film after retaining its position at the top of the box office chart for the third consecutive week.

BBC News, 6th September 2011

The truth about The Inbetweeners Movie sequel

Rumours have been circulating about The Inbetweeners Movie 2 today. Here is the official position...

Written by Simon Brew. Den of Geek, 5th September 2011

The sense of truthful recognition is at the heart of the success of The Inbetweeners, a cultural phenomenon worthy of serious scientific study. As the television series moves to the big screen and becomes one of the fastest-grossing British comedies ever, it has kept at its heart the relationship between four likely lads on the prowl, trying to make sense of sex and relationships in Britain today.

Beneath the gross language, the poo jokes, and the childish behaviour, it is an extremely accurate and almost emotional study of the relationship between teenage boys, the way they find it hard to express affection except through abuse, their abiding loyalty to their mates, their essential difficulties in growing up.

The showing I attended was full of women, presumably seeking the key to masculinity. What they saw was surprisingly soft-centred and tender - men who find themselves and happiness by beginning to grope their way towards relationships with women, rather than simply groping around their flesh. In a sequence that wonderfully deflates the boys' apparent swagger, Jay and Neil visit a packed nightclub, complete with a very explicit male stripper. They start out pumped up by the sheer outrageous decadence of it all, but gradually their embarrassment becomes more and more intense. "Do you want to go somewhere not decadent?" Neil asks sweetly.

It would be easy to be depressed by the world view expressed by both Outnumbered and The Inbetweeners, the one apparently so shambolic, the other so squirm-makingly crude. But that would be to miss the other quality that, I think, accounts for their popularity. Both start from the premise that family life and growing up is difficult, especially in a fractured world where roles are not clearly defined.

Yet both then offer a model of living that is filled with love. In The Inbetweeners, for example, the boys are sympathetic to Jay, whose father is vile to him. They understand that his actions are conditioned by the lack of love in his life. In Outnumbered, the family functions, providing support and strength for all its members.

We are watching people who love each other cope with an imperfect society, doing their best in a muddling, amoral world. I hope the anthropologist of tomorrow finds that as oddly consoling as I do.

Sarah Crompton, The Daily Telegraph, 5th September 2011

Inbetweeners stay top of UK box office chart

The Inbetweeners Movie comfortably held off competition to stay at the top of the UK and Ireland box office chart.

BBC News, 31st August 2011

Inbetweeners' Joe Thomas regrets dip off Isle of Skye

Inbetweeners star Joe Thomas revealed yesterday how he leaped into the freezing sea off Skye... in nothing but his pants.

Written by Lauren Crooks. The Sunday Mail, 28th August 2011