
The Brothers Grimsby (2016) on Netflix
Nobby Butcher has spent 28 years searching for the little brother he lost. Sebastian is an MI6 agent; Nobby, a football hooligan in Grimsby, sets off to find him.
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- Rotten Tomatoes37%
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Plot summary
Nobby Butcher and his little brother Sebastian were adopted by different families, and 28 years later Nobby, a football hooligan in Grimsby, still wants to find him. Nobby lives with his partner Dawn and their children. Sebastian, who goes by the name Sebastian Graves, works for MI6 as a top agent. After an interrogation, he is sent to a benefit hosted by the philanthropist Rhonda George, a possible target for assassination. Nobby's friends at the pub hear that Sebastian will be there and push Nobby to go and meet him. At the event, Sebastian spots the hitman Pavel Lukashenko, whose video camera hides a gun meant for Rhonda.
Cast
Sacha Baron Cohenas Nobby
Mark Strongas Sebastian
Isla Fisheras Jodie Figgis
Penélope Cruzas Rhonda George
Rebel Wilsonas Dawn Grobham
Gabourey Sidibeas Banu
Annabelle Wallisas Marianne
Nick Sampsonas WHN Newscaster
David Harewoodas Black Gareth
Scott Adkinsas Pavel Lukashenko
Tamsin Egertonas Carla Barnes
Johnny Vegasas Milky Pimms
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about The Brothers Grimsby (2016)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Sacha Baron Cohen scouted real English towns for the film's setting incognito, including being spotted in a Grimsby Town shirt at a match against Cambridge United and chatting with fans in a pub afterward; he also checked out Scunthorpe, Hull and Newcastle before settling on Grimsby.
- Real residents of Grimsby objected to the film, upset that Baron Cohen portrayed their town as a rubbish-strewn, violent place where drunks urinate from windows and mothers hand children beer in the street.
- The film badly missed its box-office target: projected to open at $7-8 million, it took in just $1.2 million on its first day, and estimates were slashed before it finished its opening weekend at $3.3 million.

























