Up 'n' Under

1998
12
1h 39m

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Samantha Womack and Neil Morrissey in Up 'n' Under (1998)

A former professional rugby player trains a group of underachievers to compete against the dominant local team in a rugby sevens tournament, with the assistance of an attractive woman, after... Read allA former professional rugby player trains a group of underachievers to compete against the dominant local team in a rugby sevens tournament, with the assistance of an attractive woman, after making a bet with his boss.A former professional rugby player trains a group of underachievers to compete against the dominant local team in a rugby sevens tournament, with the assistance of an attractive woman, after making a bet with his boss.

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5.6/10

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Awards
- 1 nomination total

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Trivia
Based on a stage play "Up 'n' Under" first performed by the Hull Truck Theatre Company in 1984.

Goofs
The movie is set in Upton, West Yorkshire but at one point the team pass the Humber Bridge near Kingston Upon Hull while travelling from Arthur's house to the local rugby ground. This would be a 100 mile detour but was likely added to the movie as an homage to the original stage play being set in Hull.

Quotes
[Steve walks into the changing room and finds Hazel in the shower. He eyes her up for a few seconds]
Steve: Alright love?
Hazel Scott: Alright. You coming in?
Steve: [taken aback] Eh?
Hazel Scott: Yeah!
Steve: Eh?
Hazel Scott: Yeah. Come on!
Steve: Well...
Hazel Scott: Oh, You're not shy are you?
Steve: No!
Hazel Scott: Right.
[turns off the shower, steps out and begins to dry herself]
Hazel Scott: You've had a look. Now piss off.
Steve: Oh. Right. Thanks.
[he sheepishly leaves]

Crazy credits
This film is dedicated to the memory of 'Brian Glover' (Jack) 1934-1997.

Connections
References Rocky (1976)

Soundtracks
Proud of Me
Performed by Bete Noire
Written by Richard Ridings and Tony Dolan
Published by Polygram Music Publishing
By kind permission of Polygram Commercial Marketing Division

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So bad it's.....well, crap really.

With so many famous comedy actors you would think this could raise a few laughs. Unfortunately it is so so predictable and most of the characters and jokes are one dimensional and so clichéd. A waste of time and no doubt lottery money has been wasted. Even viewed as a harmless bit of fun this film must rate as poor. The storyline is obvious and uninspired, the acting wooden and the sporting action - as in so many British sports films - a joke. Am i the only person who thinks Neil Morrisey is the most overrated, luckiest and annoying comedy actors around. Got to remark on Samantha Janus' arse....i don't think i've seen a better one on screen. A perfect 10/10. Absolutely gorgeous!! Should have showed a lot more of it.