full monty

The phrase "full monty" originated from the British slang term and is commonly used to describe the state of being completely naked or fully undressed. It gained popularity after the release of the British film "The Full Monty" in 1997, where a group of unemployed steelworkers decide to become male strippers and perform a final act in which they strip off all their clothing, including "the full monty." Over time, the phrase has come to refer to any situation where someone or something is going all the way or giving their full effort or commitment.