Today: October 3, 2026

McVicar Unboxing

Back in the good old days, a rock band could launch a film production company, and produce a crime biopic with their lead singer in the title role. Simpler times, eh? Produced by The Who Films, McVicar sees Roger Daltrey tell the story of armed robber and prison escaper John McVicar. 

The cult classic makes its Blu-ray debut thanks to Fabulous Films with the ‘Break-out Edition’, boasting a cracking new documentary and an insightful booklet telling the story of the film’s production.

McVICAR

Roger Daltrey gives a powerful performance as McVicar in a film that is shocking, brutal and full of gritty violent realism. Based on the true life story of professional British criminal John McVicar, the film strongly depicts the brutal aspects of British prison life and follows McVicar into his eventual rehabilitation. The screenplay was written by the director Tom Clegg and John McVicar, based on McVicar’s autobiography.

Bonus Features

  • ‘Doing Time with McVicar’ – An All New Documentary on The Story of the Production with Roger Daltrey (John McVicar), Jeff Wayne (Film Score Composer) and Bill Curbishley (Film Producer and The Who Manager)
  • ‘McVicar on McVicar’ A Documentary in which Keith Allen interviews John McVicar about the film and his life
  • Film Guide Booklet

McVICAR IS AVAILABLE NOW ON BLU-RAY FROM FABULOUS FILMS

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