Kevin & Perry Go Large (2000)

Director:

Ed Bye

Writers:

Harry Enfield (screenplay) &
Dave Cummings (screenplay)

Release Date:

21 April 2000 (UK)

Genre:

Comedy | Music

Tagline:

All They Want To Do Is... Do It!

Plot:

Kevin and Perry are two 15-year-old boys whose desperation to lose their virginity is so great that it inspires a sort of awe...

Plot Keywords:

DJ | Ibiza | Bank Robbery | Club DJ | Maggots

Awards:

1 nomination

Cast

Harry Enfield	...	Kevin / Executioner (also as Henry R. Enfield)
Kathy Burke	...	Perry
Rhys Ifans	...	Eye Ball Paul
Laura Fraser	...	Candice
James Fleet	...	Dad
Louisa Rix	...	Mum
Tabitha Wady	...	Gemma
Paul Whitehouse	...	Bouncer 1
Natasha Little	...	Anne Boleyn
Anna Shillinglaw	...	Bikini girl (as Anna Shilling Law)
Badi Uzzaman	...	Shopkeeper
Sam Parks	...	Policeman
Kenneth Cranham	...	Vicar (as Ken Cranham)
Mark Tonderai	...	Record store boss
Patsy Byrne	...	Old lady
Amelia Curtis	...	Sharon
Christopher Ettridge	...	Postman
Frank Harper	...	Armed robber
Rupert Vansittart	...	Bank manager
Steven O'Donnell	...	Big Baz
Shugs	...	Man in suitcase
James Dark	...	Clubber
James Murray	...	Candice's Adonis
Steve McFadden	...	Bouncer 2
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jo Burton	...	Eyeball Paul's Girlfriend (uncredited)
Kerry Burton	...	Eyeball Paul's Girlfriend (uncredited)
Ed Bye	...	German #1 (uncredited)
Donna Ewin	...	Bank Clerk (uncredited)
Joe Gunn	...	Choir Boy (uncredited)
Lynne Hazelden	...	WPC (uncredited)
Iain Hoskins	...	Clubber 2 (uncredited)
Elliot Joseph	...	Bed Crasher (uncredited)
Owen Schumacher	...	(uncredited)
Christian Simpson	...	Party Guest (uncredited)

Directed by
Ed Bye

Writing credits
Harry Enfield		(screenplay) &
Dave Cummings		(screenplay) (as David Cummings)

Produced by
Peter Bennett-Jones	....	producer
Bruce Davey	....	executive producer
Harry Enfield	....	producer
Ralph Kamp	....	executive producer
Waldo Roeg	....	line producer
Jolyon Symonds	....	producer
Barnaby Thompson	....	executive producer
Paul Tucker	....	co-producer

Original Music by
Cecily Fay
Philip Pope

Cinematography by
Alan Almond

Film Editing by
Mark Wybourn

Casting by
Janey Fothergill

Production Design by
Tom Brown

Art Direction by
David Allday
Rosa Ros

Set Decoration by
Brian Read

Costume Design by
Denise Simmons

Makeup Department
Andrea Finch	....	chief hair stylist (as Andrea Finch Pennell)
Anne McEwan	....	hair designer (as Annie McEwan)
Anne McEwan	....	makeup designer (as Annie McEwan)
Petrona Winton	....	assistant hair stylist
Petrona Winton	....	assistant makeup artist

Production Management
Tanya Harris	....	unit manager
Rosa Romero	....	production manager: Spain

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Teresa Andreu	....	assistant director: Spain
Matthew Baker	....	assistant director
Joe Geary	....	assistant director
Max Keene	....	assistant director
Chema Linares	....	assistant director: Spain

Art Department
David Aguado	....	stand-by props: Spain
Perry Bell	....	stand-by painter
Brian Blues	....	carpenter
Paul Bradburn	....	chargehand stand-by props
Paul Carpenter	....	stand-by carpenter
Joshua Critcher	....	stand-by props
Danny Evans	....	dressing props
Carol Kupisz	....	graphic designer
David Meeking	....	painter
William Nest	....	carpenter
Raymond Perry	....	property master (as Ray Perry)
Glen Prescott	....	stand-by rigger
John Roberts	....	painter
Lee Shelley	....	painter
Phil Smith	....	construction manager
Graham Thomas	....	carpenter
Emma Vane	....	art department assistant
Alexandra Walker	....	production buyer
Ian Young	....	chargehand stand-by props

Sound Department
John Bateman	....	adr mixer
Tim Cavagin	....	sound re-recording mixer
Ed Colyer	....	foley mixer (as Edward Colyer)
Paul Cridlin	....	boom operator
Andie Derrick	....	foley artist
Brendon deVore	....	sound trainee
Garry Fiferman	....	sound recordist
Diane Greaves	....	foley artist (as Dianne Greaves)
Matthew Grime	....	adr editor
Matthew Grime	....	dialogue editor
Matt Grimes	....	sound editor
Ray Hathaway	....	sound recordist
Gareth John	....	sound maintenance
Mark Lafbery	....	adr mixer
Chris Munro	....	sound mixer
Bjorn Ole Schroeder	....	supervising sound editor
Steve Single	....	sound re-recording mixer
Alastair Sirkett	....	foley editor
David Tyler	....	foley assistant
Andy Walker	....	technical adviser
John Warhurst	....	sound trainee
Nick Watson	....	sound consultant: Dolby
Jem Whippey	....	sound consultant

Special Effects by
James Francis Jr.	....	special effects technician
Paul Hulbert	....	special effects technician

Visual Effects by
Simon Burchell	....	video effects
Daniel Pettipher	....	2D digital supervisor: Mill Film (uncredited)

Stunts
Ray De-Haan	....	stunt coordinator
Andreas Petrides	....	stunt coordinator
Julian Spencer	....	stunt double

Camera and Electrical Department
José María Balagué	....	electrician: Spain (as José Maria Balaguer)
Joan Benet	....	camera operator: Spain
Cosmo Campbell	....	camera operator: Spain
Dave Escoffery	....	generator operator: Spain
Daniel Gil	....	focus puller: Spain
Daniel Gil	....	grip: Spain
Stuart Godfrey	....	grip
Guillem Huertas	....	clapper loader: Spain
Mark Hutton	....	generator operator
Steve Langley	....	best boy electric
Damon Randall	....	clapper loader
Danny Ransom	....	camera trainee
Richard Robinson	....	video operator
John Smith	....	electrician
Steven Swannell	....	gaffer (as Steve Swannell)
Stephen Vaughan	....	still photographer

Casting Department
Tamara Domínguez	....	casting: Spain

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Charlotte Couchman	....	wardrobe supervisor
Zoe Harvey	....	wardrobe trainee
Michelle Holden	....	assistant costume designer

Editorial Department
Francesca Castellano	....	post-production coordinator
Daryl Jordan	....	assembly editor
John Nuth	....	assistant editor
Mike Stainer	....	color timer (as Michael Stainer)

Music Department
Tim Binns	....	music supervisor
Dominic Glynn	....	composer: stock music
Rupert Lord	....	music supervisor
Michael Lustig	....	music consultant
Julius O'Riordan	....	music supervisor
Tom Parkinson	....	music supervisor
Richard Todman	....	supervising music editor

Other crew
Cass Burnham	....	assistant: Mr. Bennett-Jones
Johnnie Clements	....	stand-in
Leoni Cotgrove	....	production coordinator: Spain
James Dark	....	club consultant
Ann Edwards	....	script supervisor
Thomas Elgood	....	location manager (as Tom Elgood)
Elton Farla	....	medic
Estefanía Ferrer	....	location manager: Spain
Anna Ganduxer	....	production assistant: Spain
Rebecca Gaucher	....	assistant to producer
Javier Duran Herrer	....	production runner: Spain
Emma Hudson	....	production office assistant
Jessica Kirsh	....	publicist
Marshall Leviten	....	production coordinator
Fernando Monge	....	production assistant: Spain
Louise O'Malley	....	production accountant (as Louise Westaway)
Sonya Gomez Ribia	....	stand-in: Spain
Lyndy Rist	....	post-production accountant
Melinda Smith	....	production coordinator
Blanaid Travers	....	accounting assistant
Sophie Tucker	....	floor assistant
Danny Walker	....	stand-in
Bonnie F. Watkins	....	assistant: Mr. Davey (as Bonnie Watkins)
Michael J. Harker	....	completion bond representative (uncredited)

Production Companies

• Tiger Aspect Productions (as Tiger Aspect Pictures)
• Icon Productions (in association with)
• Fragile Films (in association with)
• Icon Entertainment International

Distributors

• Bac Films (2001) (France) (theatrical)
• Budapest Film (2000) (Hungary) (theatrical)
• Icon Film Distribution (2000) (UK) (theatrical)
• Monopole-Pathé (2000) (Switzerland) (theatrical)
• Tobis StudioCanal (2000) (Germany) (theatrical)
• Angel Films (Scandinavia)
• Argentina Video Home (2002) (Argentina) (video)
• BMG Video (2001) (Germany) (video)
• Clarence Pictures (Ireland)
• Golden Scene (Hong Kong)
• Impuls Home Entertainment (2001) (Switzerland) (DVD)
• Manga Films (Spain)
• Paramount Home Video (2002) (USA) (VHS)
• RCV Film Distribution (Belgium)
• RCV Film Distribution (Luxembourg)
• RCV Film Distribution (Netherlands)

Special Effects

• Mill Films (I)

Other Companies

• Shepperton Studios  movie studio
• Artemedia Ltd.  animations
• Capital Medical Services  medical services
• Compuhire  computer and video playback
• Lee Lighting  lighting
• Mike Fraser  negative cutting
• Panavision Grips  grip equipment and cranes
• Ray Knight Casting  extras casting
• Sapex Scripts  post-production script
• Twickenham Sound Station  sound editing equipment

Also Known As:

Kevin & Perry in Ibiza (UK) (working title)
Kevin & Perry: The Movie (UK) (working title)
Kevin and Perry (UK) (working title)
Kevin and Perry Go Large (UK) (alternative spelling)

MPAA:

Rated R for sexual content and language.

Runtime:

82 min | Japan:83 min

Country:

UK

Language:

English | Spanish

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Certification:

Finland:K-15 | Iceland:L | Ireland:18 | Norway:11 | Argentina:16 | Australia:M | France:U | Germany:12 | New Zealand:M | Singapore:M18 | Spain:18 | UK:15 | USA:R

Filming Locations:

Cream: Amnesia Nightclub, Ibiza, Balearic Islands, Spain

Company:

Tiger Aspect Productions

Trivia:

When Harry Enfield appeared on a UK chat show before the film had been completed, various clips were shown that have changed since making it into the film. These include: When Perry walks down the shopping centre and meets Kevin, Kevin proudly says "Let's wear our coats backward to front". Perry and Kevin then put there coats on backwards and walk around the shopping centre saying "Alright ladies!" to all the girls they pass. All the girls either look at them in amazement or reply "You sad virgins!". There is also no music or narration over the scene. In the film this has changed to Kevin narrating the scene and Perry asking why Kevin is wearing his coat inside out. Kevin now says "I do not conform to conventional clothing standards" and Perry puts his coat on backwards and then they both walk around the shopping centre saying "Respect". And there is now background music of Y:Traxx's MysteryLand. In the scene where Kevin and Perry are mixing in Kevin' bedroom they are playing their own mix of 'Big Girl (All I Wanna Do Is Do It)', however in an earlier clip shown they are playing Fatboy Slim's 'Love Island (4/4 Mix)' (the music that plays over the porn-mag/corner shop scene, a little later) and they are not singing, but Kevin does turn it up when Kevin's dad asks him to turn it down, which is identical to the film. There was also a scene that never made it to the final cut shown where Kevin and Perry are playing their mix on a deserted beach in Ibiza, similar to the scene in the shopping centre, except that no-one is dancing in this scene.

Goofs:

Continuity: When eyeball Paul takes the "All I want to do is do it" record off the record player and Big Baz pushes him off the stage he lands on the floor with the record. But in the next shot we see Kevin put the needle back on the record.

Quotes:

Kevin: That is so unfair!

Movie Connections:

Spin off from Harry Enfield Presents Kevin's Guide to Being a Teenager (1999) (TV)

Soundtrack:

Follow Me

Should have been on BBC2, not at the cinema

Ok, so the characters were funny in small sketches the Harry Enfield and Chums TV series, but they certainly don't deserve their own movie. It's basically a "How many erection gags can you fit into 100 minutes?" This film should never have been shown at the cinema. It is what the phrase "TV Movie" is for. It's a shame that the British Film industry, which has produced some of the best independent films in recent years, also produces the odd turkey. Save your money - it will probably be shown on BBC1 soon - which is where it should have been shown originally.