The Parole Officer

2001
R
1h 33min

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Steve Coogan, Lena Headey, Ben Miller, Om Puri, and Steven Waddington in The Parole Officer (2001)

A failed parole officer framed for murder must enlist the help of his former clients to clear his name.

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Caper Comedy Crime

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA failed parole officer framed for murder must enlist the help of his former clients to clear his name.A failed parole officer framed for murder must enlist the help of his former clients to clear his name.A failed parole officer framed for murder must enlist the help of his former clients to clear his name.

Dirección
- John Duigan
Guionistas
- Steve Coogan
- Henry Normal
Elenco

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6.3/10

7.3 k

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Dirección
- John Duigan
Guionistas
- Steve Coogan
- Henry Normal
Elenco

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Nominada a1 premio BAFTA
- 2 nominaciones en total

Videos1

Trailer 1:25

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Trivia
As a gag, Steve Coogan featured three review quotes on the back of the UK version of the DVD, the first review reads: "Unarguably the greatest film ever made" which was quoted by Alan Partridge, a fictional character created by Coogan. Another review says "A Bag of Sh*te" quoted by Paul Calf, (another fictional creation of Coogan's), while the third review is a standard quote from a Hot Dog magazine review which reads: "Coogan is the new Peter Sellers".

Errores
Simon Garden's correct job title would be "probation officer" in England. "Parole officer" is an Americanism, and is probably used for the international market. However, while "parole" is used in the title of the film, "probation" is used throughout the film script.

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[after seeing Emma in the mirror naked]
Simon Garden: You've got a lovely little pu... cat

Créditos curiosos
During the first part of the credits there is footage showing the cast dancing to "Heroes" by David Bowie

Conexiones
Features Trumpton (1967)

Bandas sonoras
Dreamer
Performed by Supertramp
Written by Roger Hodgson and Rick Davies
Used by kind permission of Rondor Music (London) Ltd /
Universal Music Publishing Ltd
Courtesy of A&M Records/Polydor UK Ltd
Licensed by kind permission from the Film & TV Licensing division, part of the Universal Music Group

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If you like Steve as Alan Partridge

There are some laughs and some entertaining dialogue in a low budget film, which survives harsh criticism, because Steve Coogan carries the rest of the cast along with his Cluesoesque ability to get it right without really knowing what he is doing. This is really for Partridge fans.