Vacuuming Completely Nude in Paradise (2001)

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British filmmaker Danny Boyle offers a darkly comic glimpse of life in Britain in this short feature (shot on digital video equipment) produced for the BBC. Vacuuming Completely Nude in Paradise concerns Tommy Rag (Timothy Spall), a door-to-door vacuum cleaner salesman whose passion for salesmanship firmly outstrips his scruples. Tommy's new partner on his route is Pete (Michael Begley), a younger man who has dreams of working in the music industry. Pete's girlfriend, however, demands that he

Unrated, 1 hr. 15 min.

Drama, Television, Comedy

Directed By: Danny Boyle

Written By: Jim Cartwright

On DVD: Jul 13, 2004

Koch Vision

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Cast

Timothy Spall
Tommy Rag
Michael Begley
Pete
Katy Cavanagh
Sheila
Sandra Gough
Spaniard
Lorraine Cheshire
Hot Pot
Keith Clifford
Sidney
Maggie Tagney
Stonecheeks
Caroline Ashley
Uki
David Crellin
Curdy, Mr. Ron
Jonathan Ryland
Colonel
Stephen DeCosta
Perry
Graeme Hawley
Producer
Joshua Cole
Engineer
Adam Zane
Tim
Julie Brown
Receptionist

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like trying to follow an acid trip with a map in Braille

July 5, 2004 Full Review Source: Filmcritic.com

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This movie rocked. Combines door-to-door vacuum sales with techno music. That's pretty original. It's fitting that I'm working on Glen Gary, Glen Ross is my scene study class. Salesmen are crazy.

March 7, 2011

Brandon Brendel

"Rule # whatever: get out fast, like a spent knob" lol. DBoyles dark comedy about desperate vacuum salesmen. TSpall is both absolutely hilarious & terribly terribly sad. A depressing flick.

January 2, 2009