“..funny, fresh and very real..” - Esquire

“At last a British film that shows distinct signs of talent!” - The Daily Mail

“bags of laughs, and a sincerity that sneaks up on you.” - Time Out – Critic's Choice.

“..well observed, ..utterly convincing performances (and characters) ..a funny, wry meditation.” - Hotdog

“A no-budget delight, .. very funny and perceptive.. Jolly impressive all round.” - Uncut

“A delight. ..fresh and engaging .. an inventiveness that more experienced film-makers might do well to emulate. Smart stuff ” - The Evening Standard

"..a gem of a picture.. the magic lies in the acute characterisation, the deftly handled comedy and the wonderful performances Payne elicits from his young cast. Imagine the execrable Fever Pitch fed through Brass Eye's acrid comedic eye and you'll have an idea of the deftly wry treat this truly is." - New Musical Express

“..never fails to engage.” - Film Review

Andy Serkis (Lord of the Rings, King Kong), Sacha Baron Cohen (Ali G, Borat et al), Milo Twomey (Band of Brothers) and Rebecca Craig (Casualty, Emma, Silent Witness) star in this recently discovered, British cult comedy classic.

When “El Presidente” of the Jolly Boys, Spider (Serkis) gets engaged, his oldest friend, confirmed bachelor and appointed best man, Des (Twomey), sees the end of the legendary drinking club.

Des decides to film the run up to the wedding as a gift to the betrothed – hoping the on-screen carnage will de-rail the marriage. Instead, he learns about true love and friendship - but maybe too late to repair the damage he's done.

His wedding video is “the Jolly Boys Last Stand” - from proposal to crunch - a sublime mix of deadpan, heart-aching comedy, gut-wrenchingly poignant moments, hilarious action and one-liners from some of today's most recognisable and talented stars.

The DVD also includes a unique look behind the scenes at the original casting sessions held (appropriately) at Ealing Studios as director Chris Payne puts the then unknown cast through ridiculous auditions, and an audio commentary from director Chris Payne, Andy Serkis, Milo Twomey and Rebecca Craig.