How to Undress in Public Without Undue Embarrassment

1965
50min

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Kenneth Connor, Jon Pertwee, and Zelma Malik in How to Undress in Public Without Undue Embarrassment (1965)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueComic survey of methods of undressing through the ages, from Victorian modesty to modern strip clubs.Comic survey of methods of undressing through the ages, from Victorian modesty to modern strip clubs.Comic survey of methods of undressing through the ages, from Victorian modesty to modern strip clubs.

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4,7/10

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Rôles principaux18

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Jon Pertwee

Adam

Guest Artist
(as Ken Connor)

Fenella Fielding

Narrator
(voix)

John Deacon

Narrator
(voix)

Lewis Alexander

Marriage Registrar
(non crédité)
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Juba Kennerley

Strip Club Patron
(non crédité)

Philip Stewart

Strip Club Patron
(non crédité)

Réalisation
- Compton Bennett
Scénario
- Compton Bennett
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Anecdotes
Very funny to see that the John Deacon who narrated part of this strange film is mistakenly listed here as being the same one who later played bass for Queen.

Connexions
Featured in That's Showbusiness: Épisode #6.3 (1994)

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5/10

The Ritual Undressing of the Ango-Saxon Female

The whimsical title gives a pretty good idea of what to expect from this nonsense "Devised produced and directed" by the director of 'The Seventh Veil'. You know you're settling down to a unique experience when it commences with Reginald Beckwith performing a striptease (mercifully not seen completed) and Jon Pertwee then appears as Adam. The most truly provocative feature of this innocuous little filler is the voice of Fenella Fielding as one of the narrators, while the funniest thing about it is probably that it originally carried an 'X' certificate.