Mother's Pride (film)
2026 British film by Nick Moorcroft
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Mother's Pride is a 2026 comedy-drama film directed by Nick Moorcroft. The film stars Martin Clunes, James Buckley, Jonno Davies, Mark Addy and Gabriella Wilde.
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| Directed by | Nick Moorcroft |
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| Produced by | James Spring |
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| Cinematography | Toby Moore |
| Edited by | Johnny Dalkes |
| Music by | Simon Boswell |
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| Distributed by | Entertainment Film Distributors |
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Running time | 93 minutes[1] |
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| Language | English |
Synopsis
Cast
- Jonno Davies
- Martin Clunes
- James Buckley
- Gabriella Wilde
- Mark Addy
- Lana Moorcroft
- Luke Treadaway
- Miles Jupp
- Lola-Rose Maxwell
- Josie Lawrence
- Karl Collins
- Emily Lloyd-Saini
- Stephen Leask
- Paul Atfield
- Patricia Dixon
- David Feather
- Grenville Hillman
- Sarah Rodgers
- Jack Loy
Production
The film is directed by Nick Moorcroft, who co-wrote the screenplay with Meg Leonard. The film is produced by James Spring and was announced in 2022. The film is produced by Fred Films.[3][4]
The cast is led by Jonno Davies, Martin Clunes and James Buckley, and also includes Gabriella Wilde, Mark Addy, Lana Moorcroft, Luke Treadaway, Miles Jupp, Lola-Rose Maxwell, Josie Lawrence, Karl Collins and Emily Lloyd-Saini.[5]
Principal photography took place in Bristol, Somerset and Wiltshire in the summer of 2024.[6][7][8] Filming locations included The George Inn and the Fleur De Lys in Norton St Philip.[9]
Release
The film was released on 6 March 2026 by EFD,[10][11] after being delayed from a previously announced release in May 2025.[12][13]
The film opened in UK cinemas on 515 screens and took £707,534 on its opening weekend, ranking it #5 in the UK top 20 box office chart. This marked the biggest debut of 2026 for a British film with the UK as its primary production territory, ahead of the likes of Giant (£357,714), Wasteman (£279,592) and H Is For Hawk (£242,952). [14]