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Sabina Loddo | ... |
Italian Teacher
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| Kelly Brook | ... |
Sophia Rosselini
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| Jake Canuso | ... |
Giovanni
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Antonio Pellegrino | ... |
Italian Graduate
(as Antonio Pelligrino)
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Emma Lawson | ... |
Italian Graduate
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Manuela Tundo | ... |
Italian Graduate
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| Neil Stuke | ... |
Craig
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Jessica Johnson | ... |
Donna
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Jody Baldwin | ... |
Gail
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Tracy Hann | ... |
Laura
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| Dervla Kirwan | ... |
Clare
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| Emily Woof | ... |
Kelly
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Nicola Blackwell | ... |
Lucy
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Jane Holman | ... |
Kelly's Mum
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Gez Casey | ... |
Kelly's Dad
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When gorgeous Italian temptress Sophia Rosselini's School for Seduction arrives in Newcastle, four friends-each hoping to release their inner sex goddess-sign up for an education in the 'seductive arts.' Taking their cue from sultry Sophia, the newly confident women unleash themselves upon their unsuspecting partners with lustful abandon. Written by Echo Bridge Home Entertainment
School for Seduction is a charming and mildly entertaining film about a bunch of women who mostly work at an Asda supermarket in Newcastle. Their men either don't understand them or take them for granted. They decide to become sexier and more confident and take a course in seduction run by Kelly Brook. Inevitably as they start to take charge of their lives, their outlook and relationships start to change. The acting is excellent and the characters are believable. Sue Heel has written an amusing script.
The film doesn't try and appeal to a trans-Atlantic audience, so there are no-American stars. It just looks like life in Newcastle, warts and all. As a British expat living in the U.S. it was good to be reminded about the existence of saveloys and chips.