Made In Britain 1982 (Full Movie) 

Tim Roth, with no formal training, this is his first acting role. An absolute phenom, with the kind of talents that can’t be taught.

We were friends and colleagues. One day he arrived at work with no hair and tattoos, then left to do this film. I met him a few years later at a reunion, by then he was Hollywood famous but still had time for a chat. Lovely talented man.

40 years on, this remains a powerful performance from a young Tim Roth!

All these big budget films with CGI effects can never stand up to gritty, relatable and utterly believeable films like this. The acting is second to none and this is one of my all time favourite films.

This film is a masterclass in acting. All the performances are exceptionally believable, almost like watching a documentary.

The blackboard scene changed my life. The superintendent character was well written and even better acted. Great movies are always relevant to society.

That scene with the black board is amazing.

Young Trevor does have a point. You get rewarded for toeing the line, saying what they, whoever they actually are, want you to say, and not rocking the boat. So much of our society IS, even forty years later, total bollocks. The trick is to realise that, and finding a way to live, without fucking yourself up.

Tim Roth is playing a totally unpleasant character with no redeeming qualities and still manages to make him somewhat likeable. Absolutely superb performance.

Remember this Classic when it first came out. Tim Roth is a brilliant actor 👍👍👍👍

The superintendent's blackboard writings at 21:31 detailing the school-to-prison pipeline are still relevant, although some of the terms are different from where I went to school in the US. Never heard it explained so eloquently.

“UK ‘82” by The Exploited was just sheer genius for that opening scene….🇬🇧🤛

I saw this when I was 18. Its as hard hitting now, as is was then. Maybe even more so. A classic film.

Early 80s Britain captured very well here , we used Sunblest bread bags for our Evo stick . …

It's amazing to see Tim Roth so young and delivering such a powerful performance. And I really think that this plot can transcend ANY culture, time and place 👍

Never seen this before, Tim Roth should have an Oscar

This, Kes and Scum. All superb and really hit the nail on the head

A masterpiece ...Tim Roth should have got every award going for this.

Brilliant movie. Fantastic acting. No happy endings. Great soundtrack.

Tim Roth is so underrated reservoir dogs he was amazing

What a genious acting of Tim Roth, i'm impressed !!! I'm Spanish and i love British B movies, always excellent scripts.

Great acting from tim roth no one could of performed this role better than him so good

42 years ago, I remember watching this when it first aired all those years ago. Tim Roth was brilliant, what a performance! The character Trevor was slowly but surely going down the toilet, in real life he'd be dead by now.

The dialog is absolutely brilliant 👏

Absolute Gem and Tim Roth is the 🐐

Last time I saw this was in the 80's. All the kids were talking about it at my school as it was well publicised. I always remember our teacher saying 'not all watching that are you'!? 'You shouldn't be.'

Finally.... a HD version of this classic! Thank you!

What a absolutely quality film!!! actors,story line,British life ……

a truly great film, very much 'of the era' - gritty British realism, Alan Clarke the innovative director & Tim Roth is magnificent as the archetypal skinhead.... love it!

First time viewing this - wow what a hidden gem, Tim Roth killed it. This all felt so real, if I'd been a young kid viewing this at the time I would have been scared straight. Bravo to everyone associated with the film.

Classic movie it captured the Thatcher years just right and it still stands the test of time 🕰️

40 years on, this movie still looks and feels fresh. Truly a film that has withstood the test of time.

21:30 - What a performance... Magnificent acting in that scene...

I was 10 when this came out,, and Trevor scared the life out of me,, looking at this now, Trevor looks like a kid, i remember the skinheads in Cardiff, around that time, lots of glue bags about.

Tim Roth , brilliant actor ! 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

If the premise of this film was anything less than outrageous in 1982, I wonder how many more young 'Trevors' there are in Britain today that find this character relatable?

Excellent movie I remember it from back in day. I was 16 when this came out one of the best years of my life , Back in the day when the job center didn’t require what they do now. my brother 14 , He was a skinhead himself. One of my favorite movies Tim Roth is an awesome actor

18 minutes in and already for me this is a classic! Bloody beautiful.

Still got the original recording off the box. Tim's acting is brilliant, the nuances and micro signals he gives off - superb. The rest of the cast too give brilliant performances, some of whom appear in later films/programs. edit- Thanks for the upload, was good to watch an up mastered version, but can't speak about the ads...originally they were strategically placed and only 2 add breaks at that, here they punctuated Trevor's amazing diatribe....pound notes! 😆

What everyone else said, "brilliant." Thank you.

G'day to you! Thanks for this ,wanting to see it for years, Tim Roth is brilliant, when I wore the Boots n Braces back in the early 70s we had no Racial Crap here, we had all folk with us from Italy ,Slavs , German even a Aboriginal Guy who had been living in Glasgow and came back to Oz!

The Exploited still going strong UK82.

Tim Roth is one of my favorite actors

The best part was seeing Bob Cryer.

Seriously underrated masterpiece.

The Exploited ❤❤❤ UK'82! Punx Not Dead!

Merci, je n'avais pas vu ce film depuis longtemps 👍🙏Tim Roth est magistral!!

I loved the early 80s. There were thousands of Trevors all over London.

Great Tim Roth, what a good start he had in this one, been in some great films since and this was totally different. Loved him in Rob Roy with Liam Neeson.

Being a 54 yr old and being in the care system from 1982-1986 Ivan relate to most of this…..I’ve seen every sort of broken children you can think of…I was there for truancy and bad behaviour etc I comcider myself to lame not my mum..,I saw things that I shouldn’t of for a young child but I k ow my life was easy compare to some of the kids in there…..horror stories don’t come close

Great movie. Tim Roth the perfect lead roll. Hopefully it’s uncut. I’ve just started watching it as I type this comment. If I don’t edit it, it means the movie is unedited and as good as I remember watching it from the first time I’d seen it. 😎

First time watching this film, and it's incredible. I was born nearly 10 years after this film was released.

Golden lost film moments, thanks for the upload. ♥

I used to knock around with skinheads like that when I was a kid and he’s got the character down to a T . Great acting all round .

Class actor portraying a despicable character. Made even more amazing due to his youth.

This was me and my mates we left school to join the dole queue in 1982 but I'll tell you something our community spirit was fantastic

'Made In Britain' walked so that 'American History X' could run

Great Tim Roth and the clockwork orange quotes are very good!!!

An excelent gritty drama, In 60 odd years I don't know how I managed to miss this.Very similar to the hard hitting drama/film "scum" 10/10

Time Roth is a classic actor,this film is one of my faves of all time along with "the frim"with gary Oldman not Tom Cruise and also have also look at the film "meantime"which also stars tim Roth,Gary Oldman and Phil Daniels.

Eric Richard is also underrated in this seminal classic. I remember when this was first screened on television. It blew me away.. Alan Clarke was never one to pull any punches in whatever he was portraying

I love that, after all the mayhem and anarchy, he still used his indicator to turn right on an empty street at night. 😁

An excellent film, Tim Roth with a powerhouse performance. The Skinhead thing with Trevor is a little misunderstood. He's not a mindless thug, he's an intelligent young man who's angry with the system that he feels as thrown him and other young men under the bus. Dare i say i would welcome a sequel. Where we revisit Trevor in 2024.

Thatchers Britain, now Sunak is doing a great job at rekindling them times, making it a crime to be homeless, even down to making it a crime if you smell. As propety damage, thieft and violent crime is on the increase as poverty is getting heigher, you can push the masses to a point but then survival kicks in, I was the same age as Trevor when the film came out, I hung around with people just like Trevor, they had nothing to loose and like Trevor they knew exactly how the system worked. One of my friends had been sent to Borstal (HM Prison Rochester) for 6 months, I asked him all about it when he came out, he told me he would be going again as he was fed 3 times a day, he didnt mind being told when to sleep, when to wake and it was far better than home life, he stuck to his word by doing lots of petty crimes, he spent most his time just knowing he wasnt going hungry and he was warm. Keep pushing Sunak, I lived through the real rough times where we had nothing and I understand how some were pushed over that point of no return.

England RIP

Kicks off with the Exploited...got me right away😊...Tim Roth too

Superb acting by all concerned!

Tim Roth is one of Brian’s best actor by a country mile and that is a bold statement taking into consideration the great actors Britain has produced I grow up in Britain in the 80s and Trevor is excellent example of of a teenager of the time but would last no more then an hour on the streets of Britain today sad , sad , very sad

"Erroll, shit on his . . . " Classic!

The way he paces from room to room, very atmospheric.

40 years later, and everything Trevor prophesised has come to fruition.

Imagine this fantastic film being on tv now,there would be uproar,not from me though.An absolute masterpiece of British film making and the culture of that time.Top notch acting all round.

Brilliant! Early Tim Roth

25:49 the look on Trevor's face when the Superintendant talked about a list of insane felonies was legendary....excellent acting from Roth, himself 😂😂

I was 15 when this was released. Great movie.

That took me back can remember watching it on telly years ago.

Best RU-vid channel, subscribed and traveled back in time.

Srgt Bob Cryer .. I miss the Bill

40 years on not a lot has changed. Disaffected youth is still disaffected youth, and the dissafected youth of forty years back are now cursing their juniors who are just the same as they were.

Having lived in this era, area and society at that time as a school leaver - I can account for the authenticity of the system (of which I had more than a passing dalliance with). Being rolled in a mattress and given the boot was a very real thing. They also used to give you water by holding the cup just beyond the flap of the cell door, making you reach for it, where-upon an officer placed each side would grab your arm pull it through and hold it flat against the door while I third would go to work on it with a blunt instrument.

Used to love ringing the bell constantly for no reason all night long.

I smashed a Jobcentre window in 83 i was angry for the same reasons.

My first time seeing this, thank you.

Alan Clarke, pure genius

The first time I ever heard about this movie was from listening to a rap album called 'Council Estate of Mind' by a London rapper named Skinnyman. He masterfully uses multiple samples from this film throughout the whole album to weave a narrative. It's a really good album!

Brilliant. What an Actor!!!

Lovely to see " Frank "of " Hellraiser " fame... the gorgeous Sean Chapman as Barry Giller way before its release in 1987..they all did pretty well as actors after this

Great Acting, great Film. I call all Hooligans Trevor because of this film, and... my Irish Canadian late Wife's influence. Top 20, very likely. LOL! The short film with Brah dancin to Benatar or whatever was also BRILLIANT!

One of tim roths best performances ever

what a performance wow

£23:50 per week, my first wage working as a trainee provisions hand for 6 months just around the corner from where I live. Good memories - shit government, even shittier now.

They really don't make movie's like they used to.

42 years on and Trevor was so right.

Great movies eh chaps I wasn’t born until 3 years after this was made and I’m very upset I haven’t heard of it sooner😢😢😢😊

I saw this in the eighties aged 12 and even today it resonates with society today

Tim Roth is a legend. I usually hate people like his character but I was routing for him!!!

The sequence starting at 21:34 is still one of the best scenes in British movie history

I watched this with my grandad when I was about 10....crazy to think about showing this to my son.

Great British film, very real to life.

A movie like this couldn’t be made today, everyone would be so offended they’d demand it cancelled!