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* PatrioticFervor: Primarily exhibited by Jim, who is somewhat militant against people who aren't from Cornwall (meaning that Danny, a Londoner, had to work hard to gain his trust before he can sign the group), and at times is antagonistic towards people who are from other parts of Cornwall. Most of the other locals are proudly Cornish but tend to judge people by their character rather than where they are from.
** This is seen in a lesser case with Alwyn who is immediately antagonistic towards Danny, although she later warms to him.
** This is seen in a lesser case with Alwyn who is immediately antagonistic towards Danny, although she later warms to him.
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* PatrioticFervor: Primarily exhibited by Jim, who is somewhat militant against people who aren't from Cornwall (meaning that Danny, a Londoner, had has to work hard to gain his trust before he can sign the group), and at times is even antagonistic towards people who ''who are from other parts of Cornwall.Cornwall''. Most of the other locals are proudly Cornish but tend to judge people by their character rather than where they are from.
** This is seen in a lesser case with Alwyn who isimmediately initially antagonistic towards Danny, although she later warms to him.
** This is seen in a lesser case with Alwyn who is
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* {{Sequel}}: ''Fisherman's Friends: One and All'' started filming in 2021 and is going to be released august 2022, Focusing on the group coping with their new-found fame and singing at Glastonbury.
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* {{Sequel}}: ''Fisherman's Friends: One and All'' started filming in 2021 and is going to be released august 2022, Focusing focusing on the group coping with their new-found fame and singing at Glastonbury.
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* {{Sequel}}: ''Fisherman's Friends 2'' was filmed in 2021. They deal with their new-found fame, and sing at Glastonbury.
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* {{Sequel}}: ''Fisherman's Friends 2'' was filmed Friends: One and All'' started filming in 2021. They deal 2021 and is going to be released august 2022, Focusing on the group coping with their new-found fame, fame and sing singing at Glastonbury.
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A 2019 British {{Comedy}}-{{Drama}} Film Directed by Chris Foggin Based on the True Story of the [[UsefulNotes/{{Cornwall}} Cornish]] folk group The [[{{Music/FishermansFriends}} Fisherman’s Friends]] Starring Daniel Mays, Creator/JamesPurefoy and Creator/TuppenceMiddleton.
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A 2019 British {{Comedy}}-{{Drama}} Film Directed by Chris Foggin Based on the True Story of the [[UsefulNotes/{{Cornwall}} Cornish]] folk group The [[{{Music/FishermansFriends}} Fisherman’s Friends]] Friends]]. Starring Daniel Mays, Creator/JamesPurefoy and Creator/TuppenceMiddleton.
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When high-flying yet cynical London music executive Danny (Mays) joins his boss and colleagues for a short holiday in the small [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/UsefulNotes/Cornwall Cornish]] fishing village of [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Isaac Port Issac]], his boss Troy decides to pull a prank on Danny by leaving him behind in the village and telling him that he needs to sign up a local group of fishermen, lead by grumpy Jim (Purefoy) who sing traditional Sea-Shanties, known locally as the "Fisherman’s Friends".
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When high-flying yet cynical London music executive Danny (Mays) joins his boss and colleagues for a short holiday in the small [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/UsefulNotes/Cornwall Cornish]] Cornish fishing village of [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Isaac Port Issac]], his boss Troy decides to pull a prank on Danny by leaving him behind in the village and telling him that he needs to sign up a local group of fishermen, lead by grumpy Jim (Purefoy) who sing traditional Sea-Shanties, known locally as the "Fisherman’s Friends".
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* {{Sequel}}: ''Fisherman's Friends 2'' was filmed in 2021.
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* {{Sequel}}: ''Fisherman's Friends 2'' was filmed in 2021. They deal with their new-found fame, and sing at Glastonbury.
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* BadBoss: Troy, who leaves Danny in Port Isaac with instructions to sign the group up to his record label, something he actually has no intention of doing. When Danny manages to do this, Troy doesn’t want to know, and later goes out of his way to sabotage Danny’s attempts to get them a record deal elsewhere.
* FishOutOfWater: Danny is completely out of his element when he goes from busy London to a small Cornish coastal village. Even more so after his colleagues leave him there.
* FishOutOfWater: Danny is completely out of his element when he goes from busy London to a small Cornish coastal village. Even more so after his colleagues leave him there.
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* BadBoss: Troy, who leaves Danny in Port Isaac with instructions to sign the group up to his record label, something label -- a deal he actually has no intention of doing. honouring. When Danny actually manages to do this, sign them up, Troy doesn’t doesn't want to know, and later goes out of his way to sabotage Danny’s attempts to get them a record deal elsewhere.
* FishOutOfWater: Danny is completely out of his element when he goes from busy London to a small Cornish coastalvillage. Even more so after village, and gets left there by his colleagues leave him there.colleagues.
* FishOutOfWater: Danny is completely out of his element when he goes from busy London to a small Cornish coastal
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* {{Jerkass}}: Troy, Danny’s boss. He not only leaves Danny behind in the village and makes Danny sign up the Fisherman’s Friends (which he had no real intention of doing) as a mean-spirited prank, but when Danny tries to convince him that the group has talent he refuses to listen. He even tries to sabotage Danny and the Fisherman’s Friends attempts to get a record label after Danny quits working for him.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Troy, Danny’s Danny's boss. He not only leaves Danny behind in the village and makes Danny sign up the Fisherman’s Fisherman's Friends (which he had no real intention of doing) as a mean-spirited prank, but when Danny tries to convince him that the group has talent he refuses to listen. He even tries to sabotage Danny and the Fisherman’s Fisherman's Friends attempts to get a record label deal elsewhere after Danny quits working for him.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: When Danny finds out that Troy left him in Cornwall for a laugh and had no intention of signing the Fisherman's Friends (despite having ordered Danny to do so), he quits.
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* AndStarring: As seen on the poster above, Noel Clarke (Troy) gets this credit. Even though he does not appear on the poster.
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* FishOutOfWater: Danny is completely out of his element when he goes from busy London to a small Cornish coastal village.
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* AndStarring: As seen on the poster above, Noel Clarke Creator/NoelClarke (Troy) gets this credit. Even though he does not appear on the poster.
* BadBoss: Troy, who leaves Danny in Port Isaac with instructions to sign the group up to his record label, something he actually has no intention of doing. When Danny manages to do this, Troy doesn’t want to know, and later goes out of his way to sabotage Danny’s attempts to get them a record deal elsewhere.
* FishOutOfWater: Danny is completely out of his element when he goes from busy London to a small Cornish coastal village. Even more so after his colleagues leave him there.
* BadBoss: Troy, who leaves Danny in Port Isaac with instructions to sign the group up to his record label, something he actually has no intention of doing. When Danny manages to do this, Troy doesn’t want to know, and later goes out of his way to sabotage Danny’s attempts to get them a record deal elsewhere.
* FishOutOfWater: Danny is completely out of his element when he goes from busy London to a small Cornish coastal village. Even more so after his colleagues leave him there.
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** At first, Danny comes across as this — until he’s left in the village on his own.
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* ActuallyPrettyFunny: The first comment Alwyn makes about Danny is that he’s a “tosser” [[note]] British slang for one who [[ADateWithRosiePalms masturbates]], although often used, as it is in this context, to describe someone as an idiot [[/note]] for driving the wrong way down a one-way street. She says this in front of her young daughter. When Danny later goes to visit them, the kid calls out: “Mummy, it’s that tosser!” Danny clearly finds this amusing.
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* MyLocal: The real-life Golden Lion pub in Port Isaac.
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* MyLocal: The real-life Golden Lion pub in Port Isaac. Becomes a plot point when Rowan sells it to an out-of-towner who is implied to want to turn it into a holiday home. Danny, who helped him to do so, redeems himself in the eyes of the locals when he sells his London flat in order to buy it.
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* SceneryPorn: Fishermans Friends was filmed around the beautiful cornish coast.
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* SceneryPorn: Fishermans Friends Most of the movie was filmed around in the beautiful cornish coast.[[UsefulNotes/{{Cornwall}} Cornish]] village of Port Isaac and the surrounding countryside.
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When High-flying yet Cynical London Music Executive Danny (Mays) joins his boss and colleges for a Bachelor weekend in the small [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/UsefulNotes/Cornwall Cornish]] fishing village of [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Isaac Port Issac]], his boss Troy decides to pull a prank on Danny by leaving him behind in the village and tells him that he needs to sign up a local group of fishermen, lead by the Grumpy Jim (Purefoy) who sing traditional Sea-Shanties, known locally as the "Fisherman’s Friends".
From there Danny struggles to gain the trust and acceptance of the group who will happily put their community first over fame and fortune. While he also begins to become enamored with the music, the small-town lifestyle, and Jim's Daughter Alwyn (Middleton) and reflects on what success truly means.
From there Danny struggles to gain the trust and acceptance of the group who will happily put their community first over fame and fortune. While he also begins to become enamored with the music, the small-town lifestyle, and Jim's Daughter Alwyn (Middleton) and reflects on what success truly means.
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When High-flying high-flying yet Cynical cynical London Music Executive music executive Danny (Mays) joins his boss and colleges colleagues for a Bachelor weekend short holiday in the small [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/UsefulNotes/Cornwall Cornish]] fishing village of [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Isaac Port Issac]], his boss Troy decides to pull a prank on Danny by leaving him behind in the village and tells telling him that he needs to sign up a local group of fishermen, lead by the Grumpy grumpy Jim (Purefoy) who sing traditional Sea-Shanties, known locally as the "Fisherman’s Friends".
From there Danny struggles to gain the trust and acceptance of the group who will happily put their community first over fame and fortune. While he also begins to become enamored with the music, the small-town lifestyle, and Jim'sDaughter daughter Alwyn (Middleton) and reflects on what success truly means.
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* FriendToAllChildren: Danny, whose friendliness towards Alwyn's young daughter is one of the first indicators that, unlike his friends, he's not some {{Jerkass}} from the big city.
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* FriendToAllChildren: Danny, whose friendliness towards Alwyn's young daughter is one of the first indicators that, unlike his friends, colleagues, he's not some {{Jerkass}} from the big city.
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** When Rowan, who is the pub owner as well as one of the Fisherman's Friends, comes to Danny for advice, he explains his financial troubles and that he needs to sell the pub. Danny helps him to sell the pub to one of his contacts. He never lies about it, but when the others learn that he got a commission from the buyer they still turn on him (particularly Jim and Alwyn) and force Danny out of the village. After returning to London Danny decides to give back his commission and sells his own flat in order to buy back the pub.
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** When Rowan, who is the pub owner as well as one of the Fisherman's Friends, comes to Danny for advice, he explains his financial troubles and that he needs to sell the pub. Danny helps him to sell the pub to one of his contacts. He never lies about it, but when the others learn that he got a commission from the buyer buyer, they still turn on him (particularly Jim and Alwyn) and force Danny him out of the village. After returning to London London, Danny — regretful of alienating them — decides to give back his commission and sells his own flat in order to buy back the pub.
* PatrioticFervor: Primarily exhibited by Jim, who is somewhat militant against people who aren't from Cornwall (meaning that Danny, a Londoner, had to work hard to gain his trust before he can sign the group), and at times is antagonistic towards people who are from other parts of Cornwall. Most of the other locals are proudly Cornish but tend to judge people by their character rather than where they are from.
** This is seen in a lesser case with Alwyn who is immediately antagonistic towards Danny, although she later warms to him.
** This is seen in a lesser case with Alwyn who is immediately antagonistic towards Danny, although she later warms to him.
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* PatrioticFervor: Primarily exhibited with Jim, who is somewhat militant against people who aren't from Cornwall (which forces Danny to later gain his trust in order to sign the group), and at times is antagonistic towards people who are from other parts of Cornwall. Most of the other locals are proudly Cornish but tend to judge people by their character rather than if they are Cornish or not.
** This is seen in a lesser case with Alwyn who is immediately antagonistic towards Danny, although she later warms to him.
** This is seen in a lesser case with Alwyn who is immediately antagonistic towards Danny, although she later warms to him.
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* FriendToAllChildren: Danny, whose friendliness towards Alwyn's young daughter is one of the first indicators that he's not some {{Jerkass}} from the big city.
* FromNewYorkToNowhere: Danny leaves London with his friends on a lads' weekend to a small Cornish fishing village, and ends up stranded there when his boss and colleges leave him behind as a prank.
* FromNewYorkToNowhere: Danny leaves London with his friends on a lads' weekend to a small Cornish fishing village, and ends up stranded there when his boss and colleges leave him behind as a prank.
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* FriendToAllChildren: Danny, whose friendliness towards Alwyn's young daughter is one of the first indicators that that, unlike his friends, he's not some {{Jerkass}} from the big city.
* FromNewYorkToNowhere: Danny leaves London with his friends on a lads' weekend to a small Cornish fishing village, and ends up stranded there when his boss andcolleges colleagues leave him behind as a prank.
* FromNewYorkToNowhere: Danny leaves London with his friends on a lads' weekend to a small Cornish fishing village, and ends up stranded there when his boss and
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* IrrationalHatred: After the locals learn that Rowan has sold the pub, they turn on Danny. This is mainly because Rowan went to him for advice, and Danny helped him sell the pub to one of his contacts and got a commission from the buyer.
** Jim also briefly resents Rowan for selling the pub to someone from outside Cornwall and avoids going there until Alywyn changes his mind.
** Jim also briefly resents Rowan for selling the pub to someone from outside Cornwall and avoids going there until Alywyn changes his mind.
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* IrrationalHatred: After the locals learn that Rowan has sold the pub, they turn on Danny. This is mainly because Rowan went to him (not them) for advice, and Danny helped him sell the pub to one of his contacts and got a commission from the buyer.
** Jim also briefly resents Rowan for selling the pub to someone from outside Cornwall and avoids going thereuntil Alywyn changes his mind.for a time.
** Jim also briefly resents Rowan for selling the pub to someone from outside Cornwall and avoids going there
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** Although not seen, it is indicated that the father of Alwyn's daughter is this, given that he left her to raise the kid on her own and does not show up when promised. Danny, by contrast, strikes up a rapport with the child while she's waiting for her father, and is sympathetic when she finally realises that he's not coming.
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* FishOutOfWater: Danny is completely out of his element when he goes from the busy city of London to a small Cornish coastal village.
* FolkMusic: This is what the Fisherman's Friend’s sing.
* FromNewYorkToNowhere: Danny leaves the City of London with his friends on a Bachelor weekend to a small Cornish fishing village, he then ends up stranded there when his boss and colleges leave him behind as a prank.
* IrrationalHatred: After the others learn that Rowan has to sell the Pub they turn on Danny (particularly Jim and Alwyn) when they find out that Rowan came to him for advice and Danny helped him sell the pub to one of his contacts and got a commission from the buyer.
** Jim also briefly resents Rowan for selling the pub to someone outside Cornwall and avoids the pub until Alywyn changes his mind.
* FolkMusic: This is what the Fisherman's Friend’s sing.
* FromNewYorkToNowhere: Danny leaves the City of London with his friends on a Bachelor weekend to a small Cornish fishing village, he then ends up stranded there when his boss and colleges leave him behind as a prank.
* IrrationalHatred: After the others learn that Rowan has to sell the Pub they turn on Danny (particularly Jim and Alwyn) when they find out that Rowan came to him for advice and Danny helped him sell the pub to one of his contacts and got a commission from the buyer.
** Jim also briefly resents Rowan for selling the pub to someone outside Cornwall and avoids the pub until Alywyn changes his mind.
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* AndStarring: As seen on the poster above, Noel Clarke (Troy) gets this credit. Even though he does not appear on the poster.
* FishOutOfWater: Danny is completely out of his element when he goes fromthe busy city of London to a small Cornish coastal village.
* FolkMusic: This is what the Fisherman'sFriend’s Friends sing.
* FromNewYorkToNowhere: Danny leavesthe City of London with his friends on a Bachelor lads' weekend to a small Cornish fishing village, he then and ends up stranded there when his boss and colleges leave him behind as a prank.
* IrrationalHatred: After theothers locals learn that Rowan has to sell sold the Pub pub, they turn on Danny (particularly Jim and Alwyn) when they find out that Danny. This is mainly because Rowan came went to him for advice advice, and Danny helped him sell the pub to one of his contacts and got a commission from the buyer.
** Jim also briefly resents Rowan for selling the pub to someone from outside Cornwall and avoidsthe pub going there until Alywyn changes his mind.
* FishOutOfWater: Danny is completely out of his element when he goes from
* FolkMusic: This is what the Fisherman's
* FromNewYorkToNowhere: Danny leaves
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** Jim is this towards the guests at the wedding reception, insulting them and getting the group to sing bawdy songs.
** Sometimes Jim and Alwyn act like this towardsDanny.Danny, on account of his being from London.
** Sometimes Jim and Alwyn act like this towards
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** When Rowan, who is the pub owner as well as one of the fisherman comes to Danny for advice, he explains his financial troubles and that he needs to sell the Pub. Danny helps him to sell the pub to one of his contacts, Danny never lies about it but when the others learn that he got a commission from the buyer they still turn on him (particularly Jim and Alwyn) and force Danny out of the village. After returning to London Danny decides to give back his commission and sells his own flat in order to buy back the pub.
* OppositesAttract: Danny (A cynical Big-city music executive) and Alwyn (A small-town beauty and single mother).
* OppositesAttract: Danny (A cynical Big-city music executive) and Alwyn (A small-town beauty and single mother).
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** When Rowan, who is the pub owner as well as one of the fisherman Fisherman's Friends, comes to Danny for advice, he explains his financial troubles and that he needs to sell the Pub. pub. Danny helps him to sell the pub to one of his contacts, Danny contacts. He never lies about it it, but when the others learn that he got a commission from the buyer they still turn on him (particularly Jim and Alwyn) and force Danny out of the village. After returning to London Danny decides to give back his commission and sells his own flat in order to buy back the pub.
* OppositesAttract: Danny(A (a cynical Big-city big-city music executive) and Alwyn (A (a small-town beauty and single mother).mother).
* RunningGag: The cars parked on the sea front that get swamped by the incoming tide.
* OppositesAttract: Danny
* RunningGag: The cars parked on the sea front that get swamped by the incoming tide.
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* PatrioticFervor: Primarily exhibited with Jim, who is somewhat militant against people who aren't from Cornwall (which forces Danny to later gain his trust in order to sign the group), while not so much for the rest of the village who judge people by their character rather than if they are cornish or not.
** This is seen in a lesser case with Alwyn who is immediately antagonistic towards Danny.
* UnkemptBeauty: Alwyn shows no interest in dressing up and wearing loads of make up yet her natural beauty still catches Danny’s eyes.
** This is seen in a lesser case with Alwyn who is immediately antagonistic towards Danny.
* UnkemptBeauty: Alwyn shows no interest in dressing up and wearing loads of make up yet her natural beauty still catches Danny’s eyes.
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* PatrioticFervor: Primarily exhibited with Jim, who is somewhat militant against people who aren't from Cornwall (which forces Danny to later gain his trust in order to sign the group), while not so much for the rest and at times is antagonistic towards people who are from other parts of Cornwall. Most of the village who other locals are proudly Cornish but tend to judge people by their character rather than if they are cornish Cornish or not.
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Danny, although she later warms to him.
* UnkemptBeauty:Alwyn Alwyn, played by the lovely Tuppence Middleton, shows no interest in dressing up and or wearing loads of make up yet make-up; it's her natural beauty still that catches Danny’s eyes.Danny's eye.
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* {{Sequel}}: ''Fisherman's Friends 2'' is was filmed in 2021.
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* {{Sequel}}: ''Fisherman's Friends 2'' is currently being filmed in 2021.
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* {{Sequel}}: ''Fisherman's Friends 2'' is currently being was filmed in 2021.
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Previews: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTFFBynGtUc Trailer]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdFWiIgdwKc ''Record Deal'' Clip]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jq7dcCKXb1g ''Sailor in All of Us'' Clip]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6aJAy3WYTU ''Little Liz'' Clip]]
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Previews: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTFFBynGtUc Trailer]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdFWiIgdwKc ''Record Deal'' Clip]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jq7dcCKXb1g ''Sailor in All of Us'' Clip]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6aJAy3WYTU ''Little Liz'' Clip]]
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* FromNewYorkToNowhere: Danny leaves the City of London with his friends on a Bachelor weekend to the small Cornish fishing village, he then ends up stranded there when his boss and colleges leave him behind as a prank.
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* FromNewYorkToNowhere: Danny leaves the City of London with his friends on a Bachelor weekend to the a small Cornish fishing village, he then ends up stranded there when his boss and colleges leave him behind as a prank.
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* {{Sequel}}: ''Fisherman's Friends 2: Bound for South Australia'' is currently being filmed in 2021.
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When High-flying yet Cynical London Music Executive Danny (Mays) joins his boss and colleges for a Bachelor weekend in the small [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/UsefulNotes/Cornwall Cornish]] fishing village of [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Isaac Port Issac]], his boss Troy decides to pull a prank on Danny by leaving him behind in the village and tells him that he needs to sign up a local group of fishermen who sing traditional Sea-Shanties lead by the Grumpy Jim (Purefoy), known locally as the "Fisherman’s Friends".
From there Danny struggles to gain the trust and acceptance of the group who will happily put their community first over fame and fortune. While he begins to become enamored with the music, the small-town lifestyle, and Jim's Daughter Alwyn (Middleton) and reflects on what success truly means.
From there Danny struggles to gain the trust and acceptance of the group who will happily put their community first over fame and fortune. While he begins to become enamored with the music, the small-town lifestyle, and Jim's Daughter Alwyn (Middleton) and reflects on what success truly means.
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When High-flying yet Cynical London Music Executive Danny (Mays) joins his boss and colleges for a Bachelor weekend in the small [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/UsefulNotes/Cornwall Cornish]] fishing village of [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Isaac Port Issac]], his boss Troy decides to pull a prank on Danny by leaving him behind in the village and tells him that he needs to sign up a local group of fishermen who sing traditional Sea-Shanties fishermen, lead by the Grumpy Jim (Purefoy), (Purefoy) who sing traditional Sea-Shanties, known locally as the "Fisherman’s Friends".
From there Danny struggles to gain the trust and acceptance of the group who will happily put their community first over fame and fortune. While he also begins to become enamored with the music, the small-town lifestyle, and Jim's Daughter Alwyn (Middleton) and reflects on what success truly means.
From there Danny struggles to gain the trust and acceptance of the group who will happily put their community first over fame and fortune. While he also begins to become enamored with the music, the small-town lifestyle, and Jim's Daughter Alwyn (Middleton) and reflects on what success truly means.
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A 2019 British {{Comedy}}-{{Drama}} Film Directed by Chris Foggin Based on the True Story of the [[UsefulNotes/{{Cornwall}} Cornish]] folk group Port Isaac’s [[{{Music/FishermansFriends}} Fisherman’s Friends]] Starring Daniel Mays, Creator/JamesPurefoy and Creator/TuppenceMiddleton.
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A 2019 British {{Comedy}}-{{Drama}} Film Directed by Chris Foggin Based on the True Story of the [[UsefulNotes/{{Cornwall}} Cornish]] folk group Port Isaac’s The [[{{Music/FishermansFriends}} Fisherman’s Friends]] Starring Daniel Mays, Creator/JamesPurefoy and Creator/TuppenceMiddleton.
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UnkemptBeauty: Alwyn shows no interest in dressing up and wearing loads of make up yet her natural beauty still catches Danny’s eyes.
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* UnkemptBeauty: Alwyn shows no interest in dressing up and wearing loads of make up yet her natural beauty still catches Danny’s eyes.
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** This is seen in a lesser case with Alwyn who is immediately antagonistic towards Danny.
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** This is seen in a lesser case with Alwyn who is immediately antagonistic towards Danny.Danny.
UnkemptBeauty: Alwyn shows no interest in dressing up and wearing loads of make up yet her natural beauty still catches Danny’s eyes.
UnkemptBeauty: Alwyn shows no interest in dressing up and wearing loads of make up yet her natural beauty still catches Danny’s eyes.
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When Cynical London Music Executive Danny joins his boss and colleges for a Bachelor weekend in the small [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/UsefulNotes/Cornwall Cornish]] fishing village of [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Isaac Port Issac]], his boss Troy decides to pull a prank on Danny by leaving him behind in the village and telling him that he needs to sign up a local group of fishermen who sing traditional Sea-Shanties at the harbor, known locally as the "Fisherman’s Friends".
From there Danny struggles to gain the trust and acceptance of the group who will happily put their community first over fame and fortune. While he begins to become enamored with the music, the small-town lifestyle, and Jim's Daughter Alwyn and reflects what success truly means.
From there Danny struggles to gain the trust and acceptance of the group who will happily put their community first over fame and fortune. While he begins to become enamored with the music, the small-town lifestyle, and Jim's Daughter Alwyn and reflects what success truly means.
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When High-flying yet Cynical London Music Executive Danny (Mays) joins his boss and colleges for a Bachelor weekend in the small [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/UsefulNotes/Cornwall Cornish]] fishing village of [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Isaac Port Issac]], his boss Troy decides to pull a prank on Danny by leaving him behind in the village and telling tells him that he needs to sign up a local group of fishermen who sing traditional Sea-Shanties at lead by the harbor, Grumpy Jim (Purefoy), known locally as the "Fisherman’s Friends".
From there Danny struggles to gain the trust and acceptance of the group who will happily put their community first over fame and fortune. While he begins to become enamored with the music, the small-town lifestyle, and Jim's Daughter Alwyn (Middleton) and reflects on what success truly means.
From there Danny struggles to gain the trust and acceptance of the group who will happily put their community first over fame and fortune. While he begins to become enamored with the music, the small-town lifestyle, and Jim's Daughter Alwyn (Middleton) and reflects on what success truly means.
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From there Danny struggles to gain the trust and acceptance of the group who will happily put their community first over fame and fortune. While he begins to become enamored with the music, the small-town lifestyle, the beauty of Cornwall, and Jim's Daughter Alwyn.
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From there Danny struggles to gain the trust and acceptance of the group who will happily put their community first over fame and fortune. While he begins to become enamored with the music, the small-town lifestyle, the beauty of Cornwall, and Jim's Daughter Alwyn.
Alwyn and reflects what success truly means.
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* {{Sequel}}: A sequel to Fisherman's Friends titled ''Fisherman's Friends 2: Bound for South Australia'' is currently being filmed in 2021.
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* {{Sequel}}: A sequel to Fisherman's Friends titled ''Fisherman's Friends 2: Bound for South Australia'' is currently being filmed in 2021.
