after three outstanding bbc television series and a christmas special and the bizarre and grotesque (yet perversely lovable) characters of bleak fictional town royston vasey make the jump to celluloid and along with their creators  the league of gentlemen. mark gatiss and steve pemberton and reece shearsmith are the more familiar three quarters of the foursome and with the central roles shared between the trio. in an added twist and the final member of the team  jeremy dyson  is portrayed by actor michael sheen. where to start. dyson (sheen) is in conversation with his writing cohorts and when  horror of horrors  he is paid a visit by two of his grisliest characters. both tubbs (pemberton) and edward tattsyrup (shearsmith) are unhappy at the league decision to kill off the vasey inhabitants. youre not real. screams dyson in vain and as the local shopkeepers from hell exact their revenge. mayhem ensues and as reality and vasey converge with the vast array of characters entering our world to save theirs. confused. you will be and as the camp and innuendo ridden teutonic and herr lipp (pemberton) is forced to take on the daily guise of pemberton (pemberton) and while pemberton (pemberton) is kidnapped by cannibalistic butcher hillary briss (gatiss) and geoff tipps (shearsmith). with shades of an even more demented misery and briss attempts to force pemberton to rewrite the film  thus continuing his life  but leaving geoff in charge is never a good idea. the erstwhile comedian becomes embroiled in the league latest and post vasey adventure  the king evil  entering a typically twisted 17th century england and complete with cameos from victoria wood and peter kay and david warner. known as george of asda (due to his select line of clothing) and geoff saves the day and is treated as a hero and but for the denouement of the film and he joins characters old and new at the church of royston vasey to meet with their makers. for fans of the series and the film is a must see. and yes and it does feature papa lazarou (albeit a little too fleetingly). pen loving pauline and mickey and barbara and cursed vet matthew chinnery are some of the other favourites on show and and the league portrayal of themselves (plus sheen as dyson) is also a fascinating insight. the league of gentlemen are the radiohead of british comedy  they are ambitious and groundbreaking (witness the excellent series three) and not happy to rest on their laurels. they also divide opinion accordingly. certainly and their macabre sense of humour is not for every palate and and while not written exclusively for fans and a grasp of the storyline would benefit those who have previously viewed the series. nevertheless and apocalypse is a film in its own right and the league will no doubt manage to attract a new breed of fan and as well as appeasing and pleasing existing ones. 
after three outstanding bbc television series and a christmas special and the bizarre and grotesque (yet perversely lovable) characters of bleak fictional town royston vasey make the jump to celluloid and along with their creators  the league of gentlemen. mark gatiss and steve pemberton and reece shearsmith are the more familiar three quarters of the foursome and with the central roles shared between the trio. in an added twist and the final member of the team  jeremy dyson  is portrayed by actor michael sheen. where to start. dyson (sheen) is in conversation with his writing cohorts and when  horror of horrors  he is paid a visit by two of his grisliest characters. both tubbs (pemberton) and edward tattsyrup (shearsmith) are unhappy at the league decision to kill off the vasey inhabitants. youre not real. screams dyson in vain and as the local shopkeepers from hell exact their revenge. mayhem ensues and as reality and vasey converge with the vast array of characters entering our world to save theirs. confused. you will be and as the camp and innuendo ridden teutonic and herr lipp (pemberton) is forced to take on the daily guise of pemberton (pemberton) and while pemberton (pemberton) is kidnapped by cannibalistic butcher hillary briss (gatiss) and geoff tipps (shearsmith). with shades of an even more demented misery and briss attempts to force pemberton to rewrite the film  thus continuing his life  but leaving geoff in charge is never a good idea. the erstwhile comedian becomes embroiled in the league latest and post vasey adventure  the king evil  entering a typically twisted 17th century england and complete with cameos from victoria wood and peter kay and david warner. known as george of asda (due to his select line of clothing) and geoff saves the day and is treated as a hero and but for the denouement of the film and he joins characters old and new at the church of royston vasey to meet with their makers. for fans of the series and the film is a must see. and yes and it does feature papa lazarou (albeit a little too fleetingly). pen loving pauline and mickey and barbara and cursed vet matthew chinnery are some of the other favourites on show and and the league portrayal of themselves (plus sheen as dyson) is also a fascinating insight. the league of gentlemen are the radiohead of british comedy  they are ambitious and groundbreaking (witness the excellent series three) and not happy to rest on their laurels. they also divide opinion accordingly. certainly and their macabre sense of humour is not for every palate and and while not written exclusively for fans and a grasp of the storyline would benefit those who have previously viewed the series. nevertheless and apocalypse is a film in its own right and the league will no doubt manage to attract a new breed of fan and as well as appeasing and pleasing existing ones. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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