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Essie Davis

1970, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

Kenneth Branagh

10 December 1960, Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK

Andrea Riseborough

20 November 1981, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland, England, UK

Steve Coogan

14 October 1965, Middleton, Manchester, England, UK

Julian Barratt

4 May 1968, Leeds, England, UK

Jessica Barden

21 July 1992, Northallerton, North Yorkshire, England, UK

Russell Tovey

14 November 1981, Essex, England, UK

Harriet Walter

24 September 1950, London, England, UK

Simon Farnaby

2 April 1973, Darlington, County Durham, England, UK

Simon Callow

13 June 1949, London, England, UK

David Schofield

1951, Manchester, Lancashire, England, UK

Nicholas Farrell

1955, Brentwood, Essex, England, UK

Alex Duncan

Tony Way

7 October 1978, Rochford, Essex, England, UK

Richard McCabe

1960, Glasgow, Scotland, UK

Christopher Jenner Cole

Neil Edmond

December1970, Shrewsbury, England, UK

9 August 1980, London, England, UK

Tobias James-Samuels

Sean Foley

21 November 1964, Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire, England, UK

21 November 1964, Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire, England, UK

Simon Farnaby

2 April 1973, Darlington, County Durham, England, UK

Julian Barratt

4 May 1968, Leeds, England, UK

Mindhorn

Played by: Julian Barratt

Daily Mirror (UK)

The design looks suitably cheap and the film's one joke is milked relentlessly, albeit with energy, conviction, and occasionally laughter.

May 08, 2017

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Uncut Magazine [UK]

Mindhorn is a familiar comic creation in the tradition of Alan Partridge or Stephen Toast - pompous, overbearing, lacking self-awareness... But the film's strength lies in less obvious laughs.

May 05, 2017

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Daily Express (UK)

The plot can't quite generate enough intrigue or tension to make the picture feel like much more than a one-joke movie, albeit a very funny one.

May 07, 2017

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Film Ireland Magazine

This is a bravely unflattering and deft performance by Barratt, who injects a delicate balance of resilience, sadness and resentment into Thorncroft while still making us root for him as the ignominies mount up.

May 11, 2017

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The Arts Desk

It won't win many awards or break many box office records, but Mindhorn doesn't outstay its welcome and approaches the important business of spoofery with a practically academic attention to ridiculous detail. A hoot.

May 05, 2017

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Sunday Times (UK)

A likeable but toothless nostalgia trip.

May 08, 2017

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Irish Independent

It's very silly, and very funny, and Steve Coogan, Kenneth Branagh and Simon Callow give their all in hammy cameos.

May 05, 2017

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Fan The Fire

[It] may be inconsistent, but there are enough comic high points, mixed in with just enough pathos, to make Mindhorn worth seeking out.

May 08, 2017

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Sunday Independent (Ireland)

Barratt is perfect in the role and the film will especially (but not exclusively) amuse people familiar with 1980s cop shows, via Alan Partridge.

May 08, 2017

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Observer (UK)

Mindhorn keeps the laughs coming, even while giving the impression of being a 30-minute TV sketch stretched out to a 90-minute feature.

May 07, 2017

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Time Out

Barratt and Farnaby have come up with a comedy action-thriller scenario that just about works, and the gags-per-minute ratio is through the roof.

May 02, 2017

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