Jonathan I just re-watched the "Me Me Me" the movie on YouTube and came away having throughly enjoyed the film.

So much work must have gone into writing and making this film.

Is it true that there's another movie in the works called "You You You"

I also think the actors in the film were great choices and I particularly liked Vijay Patel as the cub reporter Armitage Shanks,
but everyone was brilliant.

Henry and Rupert were also perfect choices for their roles.

(just pointing out this was not me, tho I do also love the film!)

Indeed - david* (from Australia) - thanks for that but please change your posting name - we already have a loyal and faithful David as you can see!

Great and different movie - so original.

Every chance that it will enter the cult realm. Anytime soon.

I'll be happy to oblige Jonathan, I'll use just the first three letters of my name (dav) so as to distinguish the difference.

Is there a time frame for the follow up movie "You You You" and do you envisage using the same production and acting team?

Great work and a most interesting life ..

dav

Dav would be fine; No, You You You was just an end of movie joke; if you look closely it anticipates completion in 2044 - when I shall be 100!

However, due to the success and, even more, the success of Vile Pervert: The Musical (also now on You Tube in full but also downloadable on www.VilePervert.com - a domain name I was surprised to find available)... I'm planning to make Movie 3 over the next year. I'm loving this new career - although I've had comparisons to John Waters (sadly I don't like his films).

Thanks Jonathan for your response. For me I don't think there is any similarity between you and Waters other than being independent film producers.
His films are very American and yours are so uniquely English.

I don't think these films "Vile Pervert" and "Me Me Me" could have been made anywhere other than in England quite frankly.

America pushes the taste boundaries whereas England has the benefit of eccentricity on it's side.

Good work and I look forward to your next creative release.

(How you find the time I have no idea..)

Will get round to watching this I promise. Seems to be gaining cult status and is being talked about everywhere.

Don't know about the comparison to Waters, for me "Me Me Me" is very close to Rainer Maria Faßbinder.