Fisherman's Friends: One and All

Fisherman's Friends: One and All continues the story of a singing group from Port Isaac, a village in Cornwall, roughly a year after their first album brought them unexpected attention. The men now face the strains of sudden fame and the difficult task of following up a successful record, while an appearance on Glastonbury's famous stage tests their nerves and their unity.

The film is a sequel to the 2019 British comedy Fisherman's Friends and is again based on real events surrounding the group. Nick Moorcroft and Meg Leonard direct, with both also writing the screenplay alongside Piers Ashworth; the three share producing duties with James Spring. James Purefoy leads the cast as Jim, joined by Dave Johns and Sam Swainsbury, with Maggie Steed, Jade Anouka and Richard Harrington among the credited performers.

Released in August 2022 and running 112 minutes, the film is a comedy-drama with music at its centre, made in the United Kingdom by Fred Films, Entertainment Film Distributors and Powder Keg Pictures. It opened to moderate responses from viewers: on IMDb it holds 6.5 from around 2,600 votes, and on TMDB it also sits at 6.5, from a smaller base of 35 votes. For Moorcroft, this was his first directorial credit, followed by Mother's Pride in 2026.