The best Easter films on TV over the Easter break – and when they’re on!
Don't miss Doctor Strange on Good Friday! Here's the best movies on over Easter and when to catch them...
Check out our Easter film guide - here's our pick of the best Easter films - and what channels and times they're on!
What are the best movies on Good Friday?
BBC1
Flushed Away, 10.00am – 11.20am
BBC 2
Fallen, 10.30pm – 11.55pm (Wales 11.00pm – 12.25 am)
ITV
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Doctor Strange, 8.30pm – 10.35pm
C4
The Parent Trap, 11.45am -2.10pm
Channel 5
Mr Bean’s Holiday, 3.20pm – 5.00pm
What are the best movies on Saturday 20th April?
BBC2
Murder on the Orient Express (1974 version), 2.25pm – 4.30pm (not Northern Ireland)
Alice in Wonderland (not Wales), 6.50pm – 8.30pm
The Importance of Being Earnest, 10.25pm – 11.55pm
ITV
The Spy Who Loved Me, 1.25pm – 4.00pm
The Fast and the Furios, 10.35pm – 12.30 am
Channel 4
Kubo and the Two Strings, 12.30pm – 2.30pm
The Shallows, 9.00pm – 10.40pm
Ted 2, 10.40pm – 12.45 am
Channel 5
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (Gene Wilder version), 2.30pm – 4.35pm
What are the best movies on Easter Sunday?
BBC1
Saving Mr Banks (not Wales), 3.40pm – 5.45pm
BBC2
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (Not Wales), 6.15pm – 8.00pm
ITV
Moonraker, 3.15pm – 5.45pm
Channel 4
Puss in Boots, 1.00pm – 2.45pm
Risen, 11.00pm – 1.10am
Channel 5
Pixels, 2.50pm – 4.50pm
Marley & Me, 4.50pm – 7.00pm
What are the best movies on Easter Monday?
ITV
Notting Hill, 10.20pm – 12.35am
Channel 4
Dante’s Peak, 12.10pm – 2.10pm
Heal the Living, 2.00am – 3.45am
Channel 5
Clash of the Titans, 1.15pm – 3.35pm
Jason and the Argonauts, 3.35pm – 5.45pm
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