Martial arts films from United Kingdom

40 films with United Kingdom as country of origin.

1910s

• Kent, the Fighting Man (1916) – A.E. Coleby
• The Happy Warrior (1917) – Floyd Martin Thornton

1920s

• A Son of David (1920) – Hay Plumb
• In the Blood (1923) – Walter West
• The Knockout (1923) – Alexander Butler
• The Ring (1927) – Alfred Hitchcock

1930s

• Money Talks (1933) – Norman Lee
• Excuse My Glove (1936) – Redd Davis
• Fifty-Shilling Boxer (1937) – Maclean Rogers
• Keep Fit (1937) – Anthony Kimmins
• There Ain't No Justice (1939) – Pen Tennyson

1940s

• No Way Back (1949) – Stefan Osiecki

1950s

• The Square Ring (1953) – Basil Dearden

1960s

• And the Same to You (1960) – George Pollock
• You Only Live Twice (1967) – Lewis Gilbert

1970s

• Shatter (1974) – Michael Carreras
• The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires (1974) – Roy Ward Baker
• The Greatest (1977) – Tom Gries

1990s

• Blonde Fist (1991) – Frank Clarke
• Twenty Four Seven (1997) – Shane Meadows
• Like It Is (1998) – Paul Oremland
• Ashes to Ashes (1999) – Wayne Gerard Trotman

2000s

• Shiner (2000) – John Irvin
• Snatch (2000) – Guy Ritchie
• The Calcium Kid (2004) – Alex De Rakoff
• Blue Blood (2006) – Stevan Riley
• DOA: Dead or Alive (2006) – Corey Yuen
• Displaced (2006) – Martin Holland
• Sucker Punch (2008) – Malcolm Martin

2010s

• My Life: Karate Kids (2010) – John Walsh
• Risen (2010) – Neil Jones
• Amsterdam Heavy (2011) – Michael Wright
• Knuckle (2011) – Ian Palmer
• On the Ropes (2011) – Mark Noyce
• The Wolverine (2013) – James Mangold
• A Prayer Before Dawn (2017) – Jean-Stéphane Sauvaire
• Jawbone (2017) – Thomas Napper
• Journeyman (2017) – Paddy Considine
• My Name Is Lenny (2017) – Ron Scalpello

2020s

• Cagefighter: Worlds Collide (2020)

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