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"The Comic Strip Presents..." Sex Actually (2005)



Overview

User Rating:
5.6/10   26 votes
Director:
Peter Richardson
Writers:
Peter Richardson (written by) &
Pete Richens (written by)
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Original Air Date:
28 December 2005 (Season 8, Episode 3)
Genre:
Comedy more
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User Comments:
Could have been so much more......... more

Cast

  (Episode Credited cast)
Robert Bathurst ... Charles
Phil Cornwell ... Roy
Rebecca Front ... Carol

Tamer Hassan ... Luccio
Doon Mackichan ... Diana
Rik Mayall ... Bilbo
Nigel Planer ... Graham
Glenna Morrison ... Jane (as Glenna Scacchi Morrison)
Sheridan Smith ... Angie
Steven O'Donnell ... Brian
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Additional Details

Runtime:
UK:49 min
Country:
UK
Language:
English
Color:
Color

Fun Stuff

Movie Connections:
Spoofs Love Actually (2003) more

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2 out of 7 people found the following comment useful:-
Could have been so much more........., 26 November 2006
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Author: treyparkeratemyhamster from United Kingdom

*** This comment may contain spoilers ***

Very disappointed with this one.

Back in the 80s The Comic Strip were daring, innovative, groundbreaking and downright funny. They had the ability to make you laugh, make you cry and make you go EWWW! With the stroke of a pen. The collective evolved with the advent of the 1990s, and then had a long break. Following that came 4 men in a car/plane which were great pieces of television in their own right….

Then came Sex Actually. Which from the title suggestions (to this writer) it could be a funny spoof on the equally dire film Love Actually – the stereotypical Cockney Sparrar, bumbling posh bloke, ad nauseum. But instead it comes out a bit like the thought of your parents doing you-know-what.

The story – from what I can gather is about some room in a house where something unspeakable happened. And that's it.

It was desperate, pointless and not funny. The characterisations were on the whole good. Rik Mayall was very funny as usual. The casting of Sheridan Smith failed to hit the mark. A lesser known actress may have been a better idea because I can only see her as that woman off Two Pints of Lager. A matter of – Bad Actress, Bad Decision.

The plus points – It was a Comic Strip Film.

It was a valiant attempt by Richardson and Richens to bring an adult themed film but I really think they should stick to what they do best – bringing the masses something a little bit different.

Actually - Just bring back Glam Metal Detectives.

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