Mrs Brown's Boys D'Movie
Advanced Screening Ticket Giveaway

This giveaway has now CLOSED. Thankyou to everyone for entering and supporting the Aussie Comedy Kingdom!

Congratulations to our winners:
Ash McMorrow, Karina Lee, Roselyne Bugeja, Clayton Bugeja, Ros McFarlane, Roberto Colombi, Marie Pohnetalova, Kelly Hunter, Alecia, Nellie Vassallo, Harry Varvaressos, Helena Try, Katherine Fenerty

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"People are selling up their stalls in Moore Street, in Dublin, where Agnes works," says Pat Shields, who plays Mark Brown. "They're under pressure from a developer who is trying to force them out. Agnes doesn't want to get involved until she receives a letter from the taxman saying her grandmother owed tax from a certain date. She says, 'No problem, it's only 15 shillings'. But the bill is from 50 years ago and the interest is exorbitant."

"Everyone is conspiring against Agnes, to pull the stall out from underneath her," says Paddy Houlihan, who plays Dermot Brown.

Fiona O’Carroll (Maria Brown) continues: "She's being threatened with a massive tax bill - I'm sure that will hit home for a lot of people. Russian gangsters are after her - that might hit home too! It looks like she's going to lose her stall - as have some already. You can knock Agnes down but she'll never stay down. She'll always come back. Usually, she comes back smiling. She's surrounded by family and friends who will fight for her and for what's right."

Meanwhile, Agnes's beloved daughter Cathy Brown is in a quandary.

"The stall has been handed down from generation to generation," explains actress Jennifer Gibney. "The stall Agnes runs has been handed down from her grandmother, so it's my turn and I don't want to take over. Cathy has a new job in an advertising agency, but there's conflict because Agnes wants Cathy to take over the stall. It's that constant, 'I don't want to, mammy. I want to make something of myself', which in itself is an insult because it's implying that Agnes didn't make something of herself. That's the conflict between Agnes and Cathy throughout the movie."

O'Carroll adds: "Cathy doesn't see the value of the stall; she's grown up with it. She probably worked on the stall when she was 10 years old. This is a chance for Agnes to show her, 'I'm fighting for this. It's worth fighting for'."

And after all this time, new truths about Agnes's past emerge.

O'Carroll nods. "This is a fucking comedy, should I point that out?"

Mrs Brown's Boys D'Movie is a proverbial laugh factory. There are more gags than at a gimp's bondage party, not least on account of chief messers Buster (Danny O'Carroll) and Dermot (Paddy Houlihan).

"Buster usually ruins everything," says O'Carroll. "In the movie, I give him the opportunity to be the one who saves the day - to be the bigger hero instead of the anti-hero for once. In this story, he's working part time helping Mr Wang, who runs a ninja school for blind people. It's absolutely chaotic but hilarious."

Competition Details

Thanks to the team at Universal Pictures Australia, we are giving you the chance to win 1 of 30 doubles passes to an advanced screening of Mrs Brown's Boys D'Movie.

Please note that this special advanced screening of the film will occur at the following date and venue:

Wednesday 23rd July 2014, 6.30pm
Event Cinemas George St.
505 George Street, Sydney
VMAX 2

The double pass will only be valid for this screening and no other! If you know you are unable to attend, please don't enter!

For your chance to score yourself a double pass, fill out your details in the form below and tell us in 25 words or less what your favourite Mrs Brown quote is?

* PLEASE only enter this giveaway if you are able to attend the screening at the time and venue stated above.
* Please ensure that you include accurate postal details. As soon as entries closed, passes will be posted out to winners.
* Entries are open to residents of New South Wales, Australia ONLY.
* Please enter the giveaway only ONCE - duplicate entries will not be counted.

Entries closed at Midday on Tuesday 15th July 2014. Winners will be notified via e-mail and posted on our website & Facebook page.

Good feckin' luck!

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