Matt Lipsey
as Director
The comedy film Gangsta Granny, starring Julia McKenzie, David Walliams, Miranda Hart, etc., directed by Matt Lipsey, was released on December 26, 2013 in the United Kingdom. It tells the story of A young bored boy and his grandma decide to join hands and steal the crown jewels, after discovering that she used to be a jewel thief. This is a Comedy, Drama, Family film with a runtime of 60 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 5.9/10 from 1,484 viewers.
Matt Lipsey
as Director
Julia McKenzie
as Granny
David Walliams
as Mike
Miranda Hart
as Linda
Reece Buttery
as Ben
Jocelyn Jee Esien
as Kelly
Harish Patel
as Raj
Rob Brydon
as Mr. Parker
George Hill
as Terrence
Claudia Winkleman
as Claudia Winkleman
Robbie Williams
as Flavio Flavoli
India Amarteifio
as Florence
Leo Wringer
as Doctor Long
Tim Frances
as Doctor Edwards
Russell Dixon
as Judge
Steve Speirs
as PC McClintock
Joanna Lumley
as The Queen
Patrick Brennan
as Beefeater
Tim Bentinck
as Chief Inspector
David Walliams
as Writer
Kevin Cecil
as Writer
Andy Riley
as Writer
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21 wins & 43 nominations total
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Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
I watched this movie ages ago and I found it alright but a bit daft at some parts. I definitely prefer the other films like Ratburger, Mr stink and Boy in the dress, but it isn't too bad. If you want to watch a David Walliams film with your family, then i would recommend Mr Stink or Boy in the dress, but if you want to watch one for a laugh then Gangsta Granny is a good pick. The book was very good and i enjoyed reading it, yet i think the film is a bit worse, but not too much. I highly think that this doesn't deserve to be rated as low as it is, but not between 7-10, i would say either a 5 or 6, but i can't decide for everyone.
Not funny at all, just a boring drag- tried to hard. Really expected better!
Suffice it to say that I had never heard about this 2013 British comedy titled "Gangsta Granny", when I happened to stumble upon it by random chance here in 2024. And with its rather odd title, I have to say that the movie did catch my attention right away. And with it being a movie I hadn't already seen, of course I opted to sit down and watch it. I was surprised to see that David Walliams was starring in the movie, and had also been writing the script. But that definitely just helped to peak the interest in sitting down to watch the movie. The storyline in the movie was adequate, though I have to admit that I was expecting a tad more comedy. However, it would seem that "Gangsta Granny" was a kids movie. So it was a little bit of a let down to sit down and watch the movie, truth be told. But I am sure that a younger audience will find something more enjoyable here than I did. It is not that writers David Walliams, Kevin Cecil and Andy Riley put together a poor script, it just happened to be one that didn't really entertain me all that much. The acting performances in the movie was good. Leading actress Julia McKenzie and actor Reece Buttery carried the movie quite nicely. Of course you always get something fun with actor David Walliams, and it was fun watch Robbie Williams showing up in the movie in that particular role. So thumbs up to the cast ensemble in the movie. "Gangsta Granny" is not a movie that I will be returning to watch a second time. My rating of director Matt Lipsey's 2013 movie "Gangsta Granny" lands on a three out of ten stars.
A young boy learns that his sweet, meak, mild mannered grandmother used to be a jewel thief, the pair hatch a daring plan. I think of all the books of David Walliams, that this was the best of them, it's a sweet, fun read, with some interesting, defiant characters, people that have broken free or the moulds that society places them. It tries so hard, and many of the jokes land a fair bit short, but overall it's a decent watch, some of it was quite moving, the ending in particular was. Julia McKenzie steals the show, and is a cut above, excellent from her. Miranda Hart was pretty good fun, her brand of humour was definitely welcome, I thought David Walliams was painful at times. Superior to the awful follow up that came in 2022, it's a bit of an oddity, but for a bit of Christmas family fun it's a decent watch, 6/10.
An hour or so well wasted on this childish comedy. Great cast.
A young boy who finds his Gran boring, but she has a big surprise! She's an international jewel thief! Such a fantastic film with a good message: "Enjoy your family while they last".
Such a warm heart felt story. Lovely story with a good message in it.
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