
Mrs. Brown's Boys D'Movie (2014) on Netflix
Agnes Brown sells fruit and vegetables at Dublin's Moore Street market. When a bill for her grandmother's unpaid tax arrives, a man offers to buy her stall and clear the debt.
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- Netflix1.2/5
- IMDb4.2/105,739 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes6%
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Plot summary
P.R. Irwin, a politician, is in an arrangement with a Russian businessman who wants Dublin's Moore Street market cleared to make room for a shopping center. The stalls are being pushed out one by one, and Agnes Brown's fruit and vegetable stand is next: a back-tax demand from her grandmother's time arrives, and a man acting for Irwin offers to purchase the stall, clearing the debt. Winnie McGoogan tells the other traders what was offered, so Agnes stays and the family searches for a way to raise the money. Philomena Nine Warts says her grandmother, Mary Moccasin, stood beside Agnes' grandmother when the payment was made at the tax office, so nothing should be owed. Agnes' son Dermot and his friend Buster Brady go looking for the paperwork.
Cast
Brendan O'Carrollas Agnes Brown
Jennifer Gibneyas Cathy Brown
Eilish O'Carrollas Winnie McGoogan
Danny O'Carrollas Buster Brady
Fiona O'Carrollas Maria Brown
Paddy Houlihanas Dermot Brown
Amanda Woodsas Betty Brown
Dermot O'Neillas Grandad Brown
Robert Bathurstas Maydo Archer
Nick Nevernas Gregor
Dermot Crowleyas P.R. Irwin
Keith Duffyas Security Guard John
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Mrs. Brown's Boys D'Movie (2014)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Brendan O'Carroll confirmed that a script for the film had not been written before the funding deal was secured, saying of the backers: "they give you money and say 'Whatever you think'. So I've taken the money!"
- Mrs. Brown's Boys D'Movie took £4.3 million in its opening weekend in the UK and Ireland, breaking Irish records for the highest box office gross on the opening day of an Irish-made film.
- English actor Burt Kwouk was asked to take the title role in a planned Mr Wang spin-off film, but he was unable to travel to Dublin, so Brendan O'Carroll would have played the part himself.




















