The comedy about a group of Sheffield steelmakers who had a go at stripping to make some money after they lost their jobs got the city noticed around the world. Now the original cast are back in the city as filming starts on a new series for Disney+, following the original characters in the present day.
Stars including Robert Carlyle, Mark Addy and Tom Wilkinson return – as well as Sheffield actor Wim Snape, who plays Nathan, the son of Robert’s character Gaz.
Here we take a look back at some of the city film locations, as well as the Sheffielders who have done their own Full Monty shows over the years!
5. Full Phoenix
Sheffield Phoenix Operatic Society members Maclain Kilby, Barry Foster and Sean Walker go through their Full Monty routine in March 2003 Photo: Barry Richardson
6. Caps go flying
The team from airline BRAL doing a Full Monty to advertise their new Sheffield City Airport route in April 1999. Pictured at 1st officer Chris Kelly, BRAL chief executive Terry Liddiard, Sheffield City Airport MD Jon Horne, BRAL commercial director Mike Bathgate and Captain Doud Baden Photo: submitted
7. The Master Cutler Neil Turner presents a cheque for £1,310-56p to Mrs Margaret Carradice matron at St.Lukes Hospice. The money was raised from a "Full Monty" show by the Duplex Dream Boys. From left are, back row: Dave Addis, Clive Wren, Dave Marriott, Charlie Briggs. centre row: Chris Lawton, Gary Darwent, choreographer Helen Elian-Lycett and Shaun Doncaster.
Sheffield Master Cutler Neil Turner presents a cheque for £1,310 to Margaret Carradice matron at St Luke's Hospice. The money was raised from a Full Monty show by the Duplex Dream Boys. From left are, back row: Dave Addis, Clive Wren, Dave Marriott, Charlie Briggs. Centre row: Chris Lawton, Gary Darwent, choreographer Helen Elian-Lycett and Shaun Doncaster Photo: Dennis Lound
8. Search for a star
Croft House Operatic Society (CHOS) were looking for local lad to play a role in their 2010 production of The Full Monty at Sheffield City Hall. Cast members are pictured here, ahead of open auditions at Park Library Photo: CHOS