Thanks to our friends at Lionsgate we have a couple of TV spots from the brand new Postman Pat movie available exclusively for you to enjoy.
Postman Pat: The Movie, the first ever full length feature film starring the iconic children's TV character will be coming to a cinema near you soon in all of its 3D CGI glory. Stephen Mangan gives voice to the titular postie with other voices supplied by David Tennant, Rupert Grint and Jim Broadbent. And if you think Pat's singing voice sounds familiar too, then you'd be right - it's none other than Ronan Keating!
The film, directed by Mike Disa, goes on general release to UK cinemas on Friday 23rd May.
Watch the clips here - and keep an eye out for one of David Tennant's former foes!
Postman Pat: The Movie
Postman Pat (Stephen Mangan), a humble and beloved mail carrier, lives an idyllic life in the quaint British countryside town of Greendale with his son Sarah (Susan Duerden) and his young son Julian. When an efficiency expert named Edwin Carbunkle (Peter Woodward) hatches a plot to overtake the Special Delivery Service (SDS), Pat’s plans to bring his wife on a ‘proper honeymoon’ to Italy topple. Elimination of the CEO (Jim Broadbent) and replacement of all postal workers with robots are at the heart of Carbunkle’s evil scheme.
After viewing an episode of You’re The One, a TV talent
contest, Pat throws his hat in the ring and competes for the grand prize, which
includes a recording contract and, as fate would have it, a trip to Italy. Pat
not only sings beautifully, but he emerges as a finalist and competes against
young Josh (Rupert Grint) at the big finale in London. Along the way, Pat falls
prey to the trappings of fame and Fortune and becomes an unwitting pawn in
Carbunkle’s little game.
Josh’s manager Wilf (David Tennant), myopically focused on
securing the recording contract for his client at any cost, stumbles upon the
robotic postal scheme and plans to use it against Pat, thereby snagging the win
for Josh. Meanwhile, Pat’s sudden thrust into the spotlight threatens to cost
him and the very things that he holds dearest: his family, his friends and his
job.
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