Martin Clunes directs and stars in this comedy romp in which he plays Neil, a toy salesman, who wakes up the day after his stag night to find himself naked and penniless on a remote Scottish island after a prank from his supposed best friend. Neil somehow has three days to get back to London, save his wedding, and foil his best .. Read more
| Starring | Martin Clunes, Anna Chancellor, Michael Praed, Griff Rhys Jones |
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| Director | Martin Clunes |
| Genres | Comedy |
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Martin Clunes directs and stars in this comedy romp in which he plays Neil, a toy salesman, who wakes up the day after his stag night to find himself naked and penniless on a remote Scottish island after a prank from his supposed best friend. Neil somehow has three days to get back to London, save his wedding, and foil his best friend's sinister plan.
| Starring | Martin Clunes, Anna Chancellor, Michael Praed, Griff Rhys Jones, Sylvia Syms, John Forgeham, Virginia McKenna, Sarah Winman |
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| Director | Martin Clunes |
| Studio | ENTERTAINMENT IN VIDEO |
| Run time | DVD: 1 hr 35 mins |
| Certificate | |
| Genres | Comedy |
| Language | DVD: English |
| Released | DVD: 19 Nov 2001 Production year: 1994 |
| Format | DVD |
Martin Clunes's debut as actor/director is packed with neat cameos, tasty situations and well-timed gags. Yet, like the 1992 British road movie Soft Top, Hard Shoulder, it suffers from the cinematic equivalent of long stretches of motorway without a service station. Deposited on a Scottish island after his riotous stag night by a best man with designs on his bride, Clunes has to thumb his way across the country to make it to the church on time. There's a wonderful sequence involving Griff Rhys Jones, and Clunes makes an amiable travelling companion, but the comedy is, occasionally, rather ridiculous.
Sporadically amusing, episodic movie that has its moments; it often borders on the obvious, but the acting and direction display a good sense of comic timing.
I've seen this before but I wanted to see it again.
A very funny film with a good British cast; Martin Clunes and Griff Rhys Jones (in a cameo) at possibly their finest. You may also spot Eric Idle in an uncredited disguised role. Michael Medwin is in it too.
Clunes' character finds himself on a Scottish island after his stag night and has to get back to London before his wedding. His best man, responsible for his situation, is not what he seems and is helping the bride's mother by trying to stop Clunes getting back for the wedding.
Many absurd and often hilarious situations ensue but the baddies get their come-uppance and it has a happy ending, all together now, AAAHHHHHH.
A bit dated, but funny all the same. A very young Martin Clunes stars, but i didn't understand the ending?