Bedazzled (1967)
Sexual references, Drug references, Low level coarse language
Peter Cook and Dudley Moore star in the original, outrageous comedy classic!
In this beloved comedy classic Dudley Moore is the hapless, dim-witted Stanley Moon and Peter Cook is George Spiggott, a mischievous, cunning and charmingly mod caped cad – who turns out to be a record-album-scratching, china-breaking, last-page-of-the- mystery-novel-removing DEVIL!
Boasting appearances from Barry Humphries and gorgeous Raquel Welch (as Lillian Lust - the Babe with the Bust!) and deft comic direction from Oscar winner Stanley Donen, Bedazzled is a wonderful showcase for Pete and Dud’s brilliant verbal repartee.
| Status: | Normal |
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| Run time: | 104mins |
| Origin: | UNITED KINGDOM |
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FitzroyTom
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I love nostalgia flicks as much (possibly more!) than the next person, but the humour in Bedazzled really doesn’t hold up to modern scrutiny. While Peter Cook was highly regarded at the time as a hilarious (and controversial) British comedian, he delivers a casual non-performance as the devil. Time hasn’t been kind to this one, I’m afraid.
anne
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Too dated for me. I couldn't finish watching.
Patrick B.
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Uncloudedhistory
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A very good movie, much better than the remake / 2nd version. Both Dudley Moore and Peter Cook are at their best. It's aged well.
Christopher B.
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