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Les Patterson Saves the World

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A crude Australian diplomat (Barry Humphries) stops a mad colonel's (Thaao Penghlis) plot to export bad toilet seats to the West.

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Adam T @RT90982351 May 26, 2017 Bond parody from comedian Barry Humphries is not to far removed from the equally crass smut-fests of Barry Mackenzie. This one however, falls flat on the cheeseboard with flags up its...well you get it! Why, prey tell, did we need Edna in this movie? Was Humphries not confident that this character could 'hold his own' in a feature film? Thao Penghlis as some of you Days Of Our Lives die-hards may know, is the Aussie actor who played Tony Dimerra. See more Feb 14, 2017 Bond parody from comedian Barry Humphries is not to far removed from the equally crass smutfests of Barry Mackenzie. This one however, falls flat on the cheeseboard with flags up its...well you get it! Why, prey tell, did we need Edna in this movie? Was Humphries not confident that this character could 'hold his own' in a feature film? Thao Penghlis as some of you Days Of Our Lives die-hards may know, is the Aussie actor who played Tony Dimerra. See more Jun 27, 2012 Barry Humphries! So unique! So funny! See more Jun 8, 2009 Finally out on dvd! A mess of a film, flash & fun one moment, cheap & dull the next. And trying very hard to be all kinds of crude (think farts & faces exploding puss). BUT it's great to have it on dvd because it'd be a shame for it to disappear. All that Dame Edna. Joan Rivers as the US President. A standout slapstick climax in a revolving restaurant. Some cute support from people like Andrew Clarke and Pamela Stephenson. And familiar faces popping up like Tim Finn and Graham Kennedy. Nobody liked it much when it came out, but it's fun trash (at least in parts) if you're in that kind of mood. The new dvd release features an interview with Barry Humphries, who seems to enjoy his memories of the experience, including the fact that it was disliked by so many people. I couldn't rate it highly, but I had fun watching it. Oh, though the acting is mostly crap, there's plenty of quotable dialogue to enjoy. See more Read all reviews

Movie Info

Synopsis A crude Australian diplomat (Barry Humphries) stops a mad colonel's (Thaao Penghlis) plot to export bad toilet seats to the West.
Director
George Miller
Rating
R
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 35m
Sound Mix
Surround
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