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2. The Full Monty (TV series) - Wikipedia

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   26 years after going the full monty, the gang are trying to navigate the changing times. Gaz works as an orderly, lives in squalor, and had a second marriage and divorce; Dave works as a school caretaker where his wife Jean is the head and their marriage is in trouble; Horse is desperately trying to claim his benefits; Lomper is married to Dennis and they run a café with a problematic name ...

3. 'The Full Monty' returns and the working class struggle remains

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   The cast of the classic British film about unemployed steelworkers who start a striptease group is back in a TV series that looks at how the characters have fared more than 25 years later.

4. The Full Monty - Wikipedia

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   The Full Monty is a 1997 British comedy film directed by Peter Cattaneo, ... In 2023, FX on Hulu and Disney+ released a limited television series based on the film.

5. 'The Full Monty' returns 25 years on, with its politics laid bare

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   Updated June 17, 2023 at 11:32 PM. LONDON (AP) — The Sheffield strippers of “The Full Monty” return 25 years on, in a new TV series that wears its politics on its sleeve.

6. Exclusive: The Full Monty returning cast unveil unusual ... - AOL

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   The Full Monty on Disney+'s returning cast have shared unusual Easter eggs in the show during an exclusive interview with Digital Spy.

7. Mark Addy - Wikipedia

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   Mark Ian Addy is an English actor. He is known to television audiences for his roles as Detective Constable Gary Boyle on the sitcom The Thin Blue Line (1995–96), Bill Miller on the American sitcom Still Standing (2002–06), Andy Richmond on Trollied (2011–13), Hercules on Atlantis (2013–15), and King Robert Baratheon on the first season of Game of Thrones (2011).