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Beautiful South: Carry On Up the Charts (2008)
Character: Himself
Created by former members of the Housemartins in the late 1980s, Brit pop sensation The Beautiful South spent the next two decades racking up more than 15 million album sales and becoming known for their legendary music videos. This compilation features the videos for 14 of their 30 hit singles in the United Kingdom, including "Song for Whoever," "I'll Sail This Ship Alone," "A Little Time," "Let Love Speak Up Itself" and more.
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The Beautiful South : Munch - Our Hits (2003)
Character: Himself
The Beautiful South was formed in the late eighties by Paul Heaton and David Hemingway, formerly of The Housemartins. They achieved almost instant success with two Top 10 singles from their debut album. They enjoyed continued success throughout the nineties with a succession of critically acclaimed and commercially successful singles and albums. Munch Our Hits contains the original videos for all their singles from 1989 to 2001, including all of their Top 10 hits and some singles that weren t included on their albums. The Beautiful South, with their combination of musicality and intelligent lyrics, were both successful and influential and this DVD is a great reminder of their amazing collection of songs.
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Paul Heaton: From Hull To Heatongrad (2018)
Character: Self
Exploring the life and career of one of the UK's most successful songwriters - the man behind the much-loved songs of The Housemartins, The Beautiful South and latterly Paul Heaton & Jacqui Abbott. The film also explores the causes that matter to him the most - including the miners' strike and the related community in the present day.
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The Housemartins: London 0 Hull 4 (1986)
Character: Self
Short film featuring the band The Housemartins made by the BBC in August 1986 and broadcast on 20th September as part of the programme called "Rock Around the Clock." Includes behind the scenes discussions and interview in Hull as well as live musical performances. This programme also includes the following songs: The Mighty Ship Sheep We're Not Deep Think For A Minute Caravan Of Love (acapella) Drop Down Dead* Get Up Off Our Knees* Anxious* Flag Day* Me and the Farmer* Rap Around The Clock* Think For A Minute (different version) *Live performance at the Tower Nightclub in Hull 24th August, 1986
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Proclaimers: This Is the Story (2017)
Character: Self
David Tennant talks to Craig and Charlie Reid of The Proclaimers about a 30-year career that has seen them become one of Scotland's most iconic bands.
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The Best of The Housemartins (2004)
Character: Himself / Irate Paul
The 2004 compilation 'The Best of The Housemartins' included a bonus DVD containing the music videos to eight of their hits including 'Sheep', 'Happy Hour', 'Think for a Minute', 'Caravan of Love', 'Five Get Over Excited', 'Build', 'Me and the Farmer' and 'There Is Always Something There to Remind Me', all with intros from the band.
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Paul Heaton: Live at Bramall Lane (2026)
Character: Self
Paul Heaton returns to Sheffield for a landmark homecoming performance at Bramall Lane, delivering a career-spanning set packed with legendary hits and fan favourites.
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Paul Heaton at the BBC (2026)
Character: Himself - Interviewed Guest
One of Britain’s most prolific and successful singer-songwriters of the past four decades, Paul Heaton started his career as frontman of The Housemartins before forming The Beautiful South, the band of whom it was famously once claimed that one in seven UK households owns an album. Whether that's true or not, what is a fact is that Paul has demonstrated over the years a unique ability to write songs and lyrics that have fans weeping one moment and smiling the next. This collection of performances and best BBC moments celebrates Paul’s impressive career - the bands, the collaborations and the solo work - and features the man himself explaining the context and backstories behind some of his best-loved hits.
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