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Peter Duncan (written by)
Release Date:
19 March 1998 (Australia)
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In love, science and politics, anything is possible if you're willing to give up... A Little Bit of Soul.
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Two scientists vie for funding from a wealthy heiress and her loopy politician husband. full summary | add synopsis
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A devil of a comedy
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Cast
(Credited cast)| Geoffrey Rush | ... | Godfrey Usher | |
| David Wenham | ... | Dr. Richard Shorkinghorn | |
| Frances O'Connor | ... | Kate Haslett | |
| Heather Mitchell | ... | Grace Michael | |
| John Gaden | ... | Dr. Sommerville | |
| Iris Shand | ... | Mrs. Crane | |
| Kerry Walker | ... | Eugenie Mason | |
| Roy Billing | ... | Judge | |
| Jennifer Hagan | ... | The Prosecution | |
| Peter Duncan | ... | The Defence | |
| Paul Blackwell | ... | Hungry Fred | |
| Craig Rasmus | ... | Bobby | |
| Paul Livingston | ... | Chicken Voices | |
| Richard Roxburgh | ... | Voice of Sir Samuel Michael |
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Rated R for language.
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84 min | Argentina:96 min
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Spoofs A Few Good Men (1992)
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I remember seeing reviews for this film when it was first released in Australia about 3 years ago, and while they weren't great I thought I should see it anyway.
3 years on and I still hadn't seen the film but, luckily for me, it was on TV. While it was slow in patches there were some genuinely funny black comedic moments - pitch black! The plot is simple Richard Shorkinghorn is struggling to find funding for his "fountain of youth" project and insanely wealthy Grace Michael, Heather Mitchell, comes forward as a prospective svengali. Unknown to Richard his ex-fiance and co-worker Kate, Frances O'Connor, is also seeking the same backing for a remarkably similar project and Grace invites the two up to her country home for them to sell their idea to her. Godfrey User, Geoffrey Rush, and Grace's husband joins in the frivolity of the weekend and the story moves from there. The mere idea that Godfrey, the Federal Treasurer and later Prime Minister, is a satanic worshipper is reason alone to see this film (and not entirely surprising). Excellently played by all given the patchy nature of the film and I felt that it was probably helped by the continuous ads on the TV.