England Is Mine | reviewed by: Mac Morton | April 30, 2018
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A well acted portrayal of the young Morrissey but only delves into his early, bleak, depressing life. The Smiths do not enter the picture.
| genre | Drama | History |
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| synopsis | A portrait of Steven Patrick Morrissey and his early life in 1970s Manchester before he went on to become lead singer of seminal 1980s band The Smiths. |
| lead actors | Jack Lowden | Jessica Brown Findlay | Simone Kirby | Peter McDonald | Jodie Comer | Katherine Pearce | Vivienne Bell | Graeme Hawley | Laurie Kynaston | Adam Lawrence | Finney Cassidy | Joseph Carter | Marc Graham | Andrew Sheridan | Natalie Gavin | Roger Morlidge | Amy Gavin | Rosanna Lambe | Alan French |
| director | Mark Gill |