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| What starts off as a ruthless satire on the advertising industry loses its way as a broad horror comedy but ultimately redeems itself at the end. Richard E. Grant's opening tirade is worth the price of admission. If your sensibilities match the film - its brilliant! |
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![]() | 28th July 1989 Cinema | |
10th July 2001 DVD 1.85:1 | ||
10th April 2006 DVD 1.85:1 | ||
![]() | 20th May 2025 Blu-Ray |
![]() | Bagley |
![]() | Julia |
![]() | Bristol |
![]() | Penny Wheelstock |
![]() | Psychiatrist |
![]() | Monica |
![]() | Harry Wax |
![]() | Richard |
![]() | Maud |
![]() | Waiter |
![]() | Waiter |
![]() | Tweedy Man |
Tweedy Woman | |
![]() | girl in elevator |
Girl in Elevator | |
![]() | Sullivan Bristol Receptionist |
Businessman | |
Businessman | |
![]() | Priest |
![]() | Jonathan |
![]() | Basil |
Jennifer | |
![]() | Mrs Wallace |
![]() | Dr Gatty |
![]() | Nurse |
Hospital Doctor | |
![]() | man on train |
Phillis Blokey | |
![]() | Larry Frisk |
![]() | City worker (uncredited) |
![]() | Male Love Bird (uncredited) (voice) |
![]() | The Boil (uncredited) (voice) |
![]() | Man at wedding (uncredited) |
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