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Al diablo con el diablo. Bedazzled (traducida como Al diablo con el diablo en español) es una película estadounidense de comedia estrenada el 20 de octubre de 2000. 1 Se trata de un remake de la película homónima de 1967 escrita por Peter Cook. Estuvo dirigida por Harold Ramis y fue protagonizada por Elizabeth Hurley y Brendan Fraser .
Bedazzled. Remake of the 1967 Dudley Moore and Peter Cook classic in which Brendan Fraser plays computer technician Elliot, who falls for Elizabeth Hurley's devilish charms, and agrees to sell his soul to her for seven wishes. He then uses the wishes to seek happiness with his co-worker Alison (Frances O'Connor), the girl he really loves.
In 1967 Bedazzled was promoted as an irreverent, intellectual comedy. Most of America had never heard of Peter Cook and Dudley Moore. The picture caught on only in big cities, college towns and in the pages of Playboy , which called it "The Thinking Man's Comedy of the Year."
17 de nov. de 2023 · Bedazzled (1967) by. Stanley Donen. Publication date. 1967-12-10. Topics. Dudley Moore, Peter Cook, Raquel Welch. Stanley, a cook, hopelessly loves Margaret but cannot express his feelings. Frustrated, he tries to commit suicide but is approached by the Devil who grants him seven wishes in exchange for his soul.
Bedazzled. Remake of the 1967 Dudley Moore and Peter Cook classic in which Brendan Fraser plays computer technician Elliot, who falls for Elizabeth Hurley's devilish charms, and agrees to sell his soul to her for seven wishes. He then uses the wishes to seek happiness with his co-worker Alison (Frances O'Connor), the girl he really loves.
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As a duo, supporting roles in "The Wrong Box," "Those Daring Young Men in Their Jaunty Jalopies," and "The Bed Sitting Room" were sandwiched around two starring vehicles, 1967's "Bedazzled" and 1977's "The Hound of the Baskervilles," the latter a singularly unfunny spoof that spelled the end of the partnership, Cook as Sherlock Holmes, Moore as ...
