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Billy Elliot

Billy Elliot: A talented young boy becomes torn between his unexpected love of dance and the disintegration of his family.		Currently 4.07/5 (127 votes)
Released:	May 19, 2000
Runtime:	110 mins
Genres:	Drama Comedy
Countries:	UK France
Director:	Stephen Daldry
Actors:	Adam Cooper Barbara Leigh-Hunt Charlie Hardwick Colin MacLachlan Diana Kent Gary Lewis Imogen Claire Jamie Bell Janine Birkett Jean Heywood Julie Walters Lee Williams Leonard Silver Martin L Evans Merelina Kendall Mike Elliot Neil North Patrick Malahide Paul Ridley Petra Siniawski Stephen Mangan Tracey Wilkinson Trevor Fox Zoe Bell
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Posted by euroT 1 week ago

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I agree, this film is brilliant. I found the relationship between the father and son particularly poignant.

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Posted by cprangley4 1 week ago

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Great plot and actors! 4/5

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Posted by brotherdavid 2 weeks ago

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No matter how many times i watch this it always brings loads of emotions, laughter, sadness. excellent film. 5/5

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Posted by jazzy0213 3 months ago

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Good story line, excellent acting. Good ending.

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Posted by Goldenheart102 6 months ago

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Jesus I've loved this movie since I was little. :) It's still amazing and inspiring as I remember.

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Posted by solano_john 7 months ago

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Go Billy keep it on! this is a great film with a story you will love.

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Posted by dorina5 7 months ago

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Inspiring movie, one that you will remember for a long time! Don't let your dreams slipp away..:)good messagge

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Posted by disogroveygirl 8 months ago

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Great movie it had me wanting to dance 7/10 but it don't compare to the musical on stage.

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Posted by yaoi_fangirl 8 months ago

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great movie! I like the musical much better though, it's really amazing. it's at the canon theatre in Toronto right now. I highly recommend it!

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Posted by lonerdog23 9 months ago

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I really do love this movie.. boxing is all about footwork so ballet works for him, I love his friend who wears the dresses.. too funny

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Posted by anwarCBA 9 months ago

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i'm just wondering right now why is it the first time im watching this movie!! i really loved it, full of inspiration.

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Posted by hanna_darkwalls 10 months ago

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I love this movie, always have and always will... it's beautiful and perfect in every way 1000/10

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Posted by SizzyLove 10 months ago

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really liked it...10/10.

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Posted by nnora 10 months ago

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Interesting story, beautifully presented. I like the ending, it's short, simple and charming.

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Posted by chinaeyess 11 months ago

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Simply excellent

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Posted by psntist 11 months ago

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do whatever that makes u happy!

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Posted by ebenez 12 months ago

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best dancing movie ever! and valet dancer dont have to be gays like a lot of ppl think! Billy Elliot and Carlos Acosta are the best dancer this days

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Posted by chinatiger 1 year, 5 months ago

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Thoght it was a wonderful movie to watch. Great ending.

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Posted by s0ph13 1 year, 7 months ago

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add the megavideo link please a cant watch it

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Posted by DebbieLegg 1 year, 7 months ago

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Bloody Excellent! A really enjoyable movie. I would liked to have seen a bit more at the end but the director gave us enough to know what happened. :)

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4 / 5 - Posted by daiv101 2 years, 2 months ago.

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Brassed Off meets My Name Is Joe in this gritty coming-of-age drama about a young son of a poor English coal miner who dreams of being a ballet dancer. The film is set during a 1984 miners' strike in Durham county, where angry clashes between picketers and cops in riot gear are nearly daily occurrences. Among the most vociferous protestors are Tony (Jamie Driven) and his dad (Gary Lewis), who nags his youngest son Billy (Jamie Bell) into taking boxing classes. Though the kid can do some fancy footwork, he can't take a punch. One day at the gym, he notices a ballet class taught by hard-bitten Mrs. Wilkinson (Julie Walters), whose young daughter dares him to join. When his father gets wind of this less-than-manly pursuit, he pulls him from the class. Sensing a raw and natural talent, Mrs. Wilkinson offers to teach the lad for free in preparation for the local auditions to the Royal Ballet School. When Tony gets in trouble with the cops, Billy is forced to miss the trials, leading to a confrontation between Billy's pop and Ms. Wilkinson. Though at first he steadfastly refuses to consider his son's desires of going into ballet, he comes to realize that this might be the one shot that Billy has in order to escape the danger and grinding tedium of a miner's life, so he sets out to earn the money by any means necessary to send his son to London. This film is the directorial debut of renowned British stage director Stephen Daldry.