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!
9. Daring dads
Fundraising Doncaster dads, from left, Lee Maidens, Steve Lamph, Phil Chapman, Lee Hardy, Murugesu Sivanbu and Aidan Gray do the Full Monty. Money raised in May 2009 helped fund a planned trip by pupils at Dickinson School of Dance to perform at Disneyland. Photo: Steve Taylor
10. Penguin pride
Pictured at the Penguin pub, Mason Lathes Road, Shiregreen, Sheffield, where a charity event was held to raise money for the Harvey Phillips Trust in April 2006. Landlady Lesley Tuckwood with six of her locals who were performing a Full Monty at the event. Included in the line-up were Mark Bell, Lance Wood, Andrew Woods, Dennis Kelk, Neil Cooper and Steve Rimmington Photo: Mike Waistell
11. 'Home of the Full Monty'
Club stewardess Anita Richardson outside Shirebrook WMC in Sheffield in August 2017, on the 20th anniversary of the release of the film The Full Monty. The famous final strip scene was filmed in the club, which has sadly now closed Photo: Scott Merrylees
12. Getting their groove on
Burton Street Foundation in Sheffield recreate The Full Monty dance scene in the job centre queue. Filming took place in the buildings Photo: Andrew Roe