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Bookmark this pageSpice World (1997)
Director: Bob Spiers
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From Time Out Film Guide
The Spice Girls (not quite the Beatles) try to make their Albert Hall gig in the face of mounting pressure from the press, their manager (Grant) and, in a literal sense, their best friend Nicola (Mori). Spiers' pseudo-documentary bubble-and-squeak allows the girls to dress up, dress down, change identities, ride around in a Union Jack bus, rub shoulders with a large cameo cast, and indulge in vacuous banter. Help!Author: DA
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- poohbear said...
- Posted on Aug 15 2008 23:35 one of the best films i saw when i was 12 and i still love it, one for all spice girls fans
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Cast & crew
Director: Bob Spiers
Producer: Uri Fruchtmann, Barnaby Thompson
Cast: The Spice Girls, Richard E Grant, Barry Humphries, Alan Cumming, Claire Rushbrook, Naoki Mori, Elvis Costello, Richard Briers, Roger Moore, Bob Geldhof, Bob Hoskins, Bill Paterson, Jennifer Saunders, Meatloaf, Stephen Fry full cast
Duration: 93 mins
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