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Full Monty, The
1997 -
UK -
91 min. -
Feature, Color
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Director:
Peter Cattaneo
Cast:
Robert Carlyle,
Tom Wilkinson,
Mark Addy,
Lesley Sharp,
Emily Woof,
Steve Huison.
More Information:
All Movie Guide
Características del DVD
- Lang.: English
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Spanish
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Sinopsis
(All Movie Guide)
Six guys with nothing left to lose try losing
their clothing for fun and profit in this international hit comedy. Gaz (Robert
Carlyle) and Dave (Mark
Addy) are two former steelworkers in the British industrial town of
Sheffield who have been devastated by the economic downturn in their
community. Gaz is threatened with losing visitation rights with his son if he
can't pay his child support, while Dave feels emasculated by his inability to
support his wife. One day, Gaz stops by a local pub for a drink and is told
it's women only tonight — the Chippendales male exotic dancing troupe is
playing, and they are demanding a hefty cover charge. Gaz decides there's
nothing a bunch of pantywaists from America can do that he and his pals can't
do better, and decides to form his own crew of male strippers, called "Hard
Steel." However, the local talent pool leaves a bit to be desired. Gaz isn't
bad looking, but Dave is a bit heavy and very self conscious about it. Horse (Paul
Barber) was probably hot stuff at Soul Night in the mid-70's, but his
joints don't move like they used to. Guy (Hugo
Speer) can't dance to save his life, but makes the troupe because ...
well, let's say he and Dirk Diggler would have a lot to say to each other.
Lomper (Steve
Huison) is sometimes too busy attempting suicide to practice. And Gerald (Tom
Wilkinson), their choreographer, isn't much on male exotic dancing —
ballroom dancing is more his speed. While "Hard Steel"'s performances are more
amusing then enticing, for the first time since they lost their jobs the men
have a reason to get up in the morning; joining the group has given them a
circle of friendship, and a renewed sense of purpose. Combining broad comedy
with believable and well-drawn characters,
The Full Monty
was a major box-office hit both in England and the United States and was
nominated for Academy Awards as Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Original
Screenplay.
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