1 Leeds legend Jack Charlton died at the age of 85 in July 2020 Credit: AFP What time does Finding Jack Charlton start? Finding Jack Charlton will air on TV in the UK on Monday, March 29 at 9pm UK ...

A portrait of one of the world’s most famous footballers, Finding Jack Charlton is essential viewing for football fans, and is getting its TV premiere on BBC Two tonight (29th March). Briefly ...

Finding Jack Charlton was screened in cinemas in the UK and Ireland on 6 November, but its release on DVD, Blu-Ray and digital platforms comes on 23 November. How can I watch it?

Noah Media Group, producers of docs Bobby Robson: More Than A Manager and Steve McQueen: The Man & Le Mans, are in production on a feature-length documentary about iconic Brit soccer player and ...

Finding Jack Charlton producer Noah Media Group has raised $2.7m from private investors including former XIX Entertainment president James Clayton, Hollywood entertainment lawyer Kevin Yorn and ...

The highly acclaimed film of the late Jack Charlton has its Irish television premiere on Sunday at 9pm on Virgin Media One. Finding Jack Charlton was filmed during the last 18 months of the late ...

Incredibly emotional and compelling, the documentary was filmed during the last 18 months of Jack Charlton's life and details his previously undocumented life with dementia.

FINDING JACK CHARLTON (12A) 97mins IN recent years it’s felt like there are more football documentaries than there are players. Whether it’s fly-on-the-wall depictions of dressing-room ...

When Noah Media set out to create a feature-length documentary about Jack Charlton – the English World Cup-winning legend who became an Irish hero – it had no idea what a treasure trove of ...

Charlton’s 10 years in charge of the Irish national team helped to change history on a scale wider than just a sporting sense and strengthened relations between the two nations at a time of ...

England World Cup Winner and Republic of Ireland Manager Jack Charlton is the subject of a new feature documentary.

Jack Charlton's eldest son could not inherit his dad's treasured 1966 World Cup winner's medal due to punitive Government taxes. John Charlton hit out at the 'scandalous' cost of inheritance tax ...