The Last Bus (UK Trailer)

John O'Groats, Scotland: An elderly man, Tom (Spall), whose wife has just passed away uses only local buses on a nostalgic trip to carry her ashes all the way across the UK to Land's End, where they originally met, using his free bus pass. Unbeknownst to Tom, his journey begins to capture the imagination of the local people that he comes across and, ultimately, becomes a nationwide story.

[onceuponatimeinscotland]

This is film making, no Need for explosions, fast cars, guns, clubs just human emotion is enough for me. So touching

[robpaul]

Timothy Spall is one of our most unappreciated actor's and I'm hoping people give the film the recognition it deserves!

[janettepettinger]

This will be very emotional for me to watch. My Scottish mother died 2months before she was due to retire. My parents were avid caravan travellers all over UK & had made great plans(new car, new caravan) for traveling round the coasts and highlands of mostly Scotland after my dad was to retire the month after mom. My English Dad could not bear to scatter moms ashes & left it all down to my brother & I to scatter them both together after he had gone too. 11 years later, we had to make a decision on where to set their ashes free. We travelled to Lanarkshire, where mom & dad met, just outside of the army camp dad was posted to, behind which was Tinto hill, a really high hill that my dad had to run with a pack on his back, weekly for training. My brother and I climbed to the top, into the clouds(amazing experience, and very wet 😁)& looking down we could see parts of the camp still there and the village where mom had worked in a newsagents. We set their ashes free to bring their lives together, full circle. This memory is so much more heartheld than their funerals ❤

[eileengrant]

Timothy Spall is one of the most amazing actors ever.. I've loved him since he was Barry in Auf Wiedersehn Pet.

[timj]

Never forget the first time I ever saw Timothy, Barry in Auf Wiedersehen Pet . Very special actor

[artdecoemporiumltd.]

Really happy to see this film is about to be released. We supplied period light fittings and switches for the set back in October 2019.

[matthewkirk]

Oh lordy this looks good. Though the trailers already has me in bits so might need to be well hydrated for the full film.

[bostonblackie]

I love how the UK produces stuff such as this. All generations are included, stories concerning people of all ages are important!

[tamdennett]

Just back from the cinema to see this movie, my granddaughter had a small part in it, lovely film and first time in nearly 2 years and well worth the visit.

[reinadegrillos]

Timothy Spall is a magnet of an actor. Never miss his films, love him (I live in Catalonia).

[stormyabraham]

This promises to be a very lovely movie. Trailer is tearing me apart. Would love to see this movie.

[najiktk]

UK produces finest movies, truly part of literature, invoking emotions and makes your heart warm.

[lesleygriffiths]

Just watched this film at the theatre totally absorbing. Timothy Spall is amazing. The subject is very emotional and moved me to tears.

[gazza]

Superb actor. Deserves more praise. His performance in pierpoint is so underrated.

[TheTurkaderr]

And now I'm drenched in my own tears...that man needs an Oscar and soon!!

[glynstimpson]

It’s hard to believe he played Barry I n aufedersane pet . He has come a long way as a actor. He deserves a Oscar for this film .

[jeetkando]

There are so many accents to be heard from John O'Groats to Lands End, that only someone who has lived most of their life in the UK would understand. Timothy Spall is the perfection of acting.

[hiramabiff]

Just when I had given up on expecting to ever see decent script writing & acting from the movie industry, along comes Spall & " The Last Bus ". What a national treasure this man is. British actors like Timothy Spall & Ray Stevenson have never been given the accolades they richly deserve.

[pauldillon]

Couple of tears welling up in the eyes just watching this. Timothy is such a great actor.

[ED]

One of Timothy Spalls best movies. One too make everyone cry. My wife and I enjoyed every minute.