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Bedazzled [1967]
starring: Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, Eleanor Bron, Raquel Welch, Alba
directed by: Stanley Donen

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Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
Audience Rating: Suitable for 12 years and over
Binding: DVD
EAN: 5028836030799
Format: Anamorphic, PAL, Widescreen
Label: Second Sight Films Ltd.
Manufacturer: Second Sight Films Ltd.
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Second Sight Films Ltd.
Release Date: July 25, 2005
Running Time: 99 minutes
Studio: Second Sight Films Ltd.
Theatrical Release Date: May 30, 1968
Sales Rank: 6781

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

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- Faustian Bargain!!!
One of my favourite films of all time.I hate when people say it's dated, what do you expect, it was made over forty years ago. It,s a classic sixties movie. The soundtrack is also awesome, took me years to find it on CD and the album stands alone as a great piece of jazz. Pete and Dud, the bizness!!!

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- Back tom the 70s (60s?)
This was when Pete and Dud (together with That Was The Week That Was)were at the height of their powers. Eleanor Bron is superb, as are Pete and Dud. This was a satire that needed to be made at the time. I can think of small criticisms, but nothing that substantially detracts from the overall performance.
if you can remember this time, buy the DVD.

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- Classic 60's comedy from Peter Cook & Dudley Moore
Classic 60's comedy from Peter Cook & Dudley Moore with wicked sense of humour and a cracking cameo from Raquel Welsh.

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- It did NOT fill me with inertia!
This is a wonderfully funny movie, whether you regard it as a collection of sketches or a proper story. Each sequence has some hilarious lines (and Cook's coolly aloof pop star routine is sublime), and is as bright as the awful re-make was dim. Very redolent of the Sixties without, oddly enough, seeming like a dated curiosity. It's just a delightful little bit of mischief.

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- Genius at work
Although perhaps, filmically, this is a bit of an excuse for a patchwork of (brilliant) verbal and visual gags and funny scenes, the writing is deliciously satirical, the comic partnership is hellishly good, and the whole thing is dazzlingly watchable. Much of it is inspired beyond the norm, and it has a very naughty feel to it. It has to be one of the best comic screenplays ever written, it is that sharp, and Spiggot's prophesy at the end shows how great satire can be more informative and in tune with reality than the voices of our society's own custodians. This role was made for Peter Cook, and his delivery is magnificent. Moore and Bron also shine, but this is Cook's film all the way, (And why not! After all, it was his idea and his screenplay.) ... Read More:

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