Tackle Happy

2000
1h 15m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

MA NOTE

David Friend and Simon Morley in Tackle Happy (2000)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTackle Happy follows the adventures of Simon Morley and David Friend as they take their confronting and controversial cabaret comedy, Puppetry of the Penis, on the road in Australia.Tackle Happy follows the adventures of Simon Morley and David Friend as they take their confronting and controversial cabaret comedy, Puppetry of the Penis, on the road in Australia.Tackle Happy follows the adventures of Simon Morley and David Friend as they take their confronting and controversial cabaret comedy, Puppetry of the Penis, on the road in Australia.

Director
- Mick Molloy
Stars

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,4/10

106

MA NOTE

Director
- Mick Molloy
Stars

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Rôles principaux16

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Simon Morley

Self

David Friend

Self

Don Bridges

Self
(uncredited)

Darren Chow

Self
(uncredited)

Stephen Curry

Self
(uncredited)

Andrew Denton

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(uncredited)

Peter Grace

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(uncredited)

Lisa Hensley

Self
(uncredited)

Paul Hester

Self
(uncredited)

Jimeoin

Self
(uncredited)

Amanda Keller

Self
(uncredited)

Tony Martin

Self
(uncredited)

Mick Molloy

Self
(uncredited)

Richard Molloy

Self
(uncredited)

Sancia Robinson

Self
(uncredited)

Pete Smith

Self
(uncredited)

Commentaire en vedette

A Very Happy Experience

If you eventually decide to look past the dick tricks you'll witness a wonderful portrait of audiences keen to laugh and harmlessly immerse themselves in an escape from life and the bigotry of sexuality.

Mick Molloy's film is a legacy that certain taboos in society can be nullified by expression. There's no sexual content here, rather the demystifying evidence that a genital is offensive. Mick Molloy is one of my all time favourite Australian comedians and his dual role as, filmmaker-interviewer and radio promoter of the "Puppetry Of The Penis" show through his drive-time show with Tony Martin, MARTIN-MOLLOY - could be construed as a propagandistic piece to support his close friend and penis puppeteer, Simon Morley, but that's only if you're p***ed at him. This is a wonderful film. In the same league as Chris Smith's American MOVIE which depicted the same ambition albeit in a much more society friendly guise.

Don't be deterred by the subject matter - It's goes beyond it and reveals an encouragement to any of us who feels we might fail outside of society's expectations.

10/10!