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Funny Man (1994)
Director: Simon Sprackling
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From Time Out Film Guide
Christopher Lee appears at the start of this farrago as a suave aristo who on the turn of a card loses his beloved ancestral home to a sleazy record producer, but neglects to warn the new owner that his des res comes complete with an evil jester who slaughters unwelcome visitors. Lee subsequently pops up chuckling from the madhouse, as the sick and sad jester disposes of the cast in various repellent ways. There's the threat of a sequel.Author: AO
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- jenny said...
- Posted on May 29 2008 04:42 love this film great quotes and gages. abit dodgey in areas but tim james is awesome!!. must watch!!!
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- zedster said...
- Posted on Mar 22 2008 16:54 amazing imagery & concept... Want to see it
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- rudegirl said...
- Posted on Nov 28 2007 08:29 fuunyman-very funny film, dark humour.has to be seen!
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Cast & crew
Director: Simon Sprackling
Producer: Nigel Odell
Cast: Tim James, Christopher Lee, Benny Young, Matthew Devitt, Pauline Black, Ingrid Lacey full cast
Genre(s): Horror
Duration: 93 mins
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