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Derek and Clive Get the Horn

The 'Last Stand' of Peter Cook and Dudley Moore is an often hilarious, occasionally disturbing overview of two classy performers at the end of their tether. Cook, in the grip of alcoholism and depression, and Moore, on the brink of Hollywood superstardom, start off amiably enough, but as the sessions progress (the film is basically a documentary of the recording of their AD NAUSEUM album) the tensions and animosity grow ever larger. Famously rejected by the British Board Of Film Censors in 1980, Cook released this film direct to home video (at that time unregulated) where it was promptly impounded by the police! At long last, here in Godzone, those wishing to see Pete and Dud disintegrate finally get the chance to see this legendary torrent of swearing, drunken verbal abuse, and generally obnoxious behavior documented for public consumption.... 'Overall not a video to show grandma' - The Reporter.

Year: 1979
Genre: Cult Films / After Dark
Country: UK
Director: Russell Mulcahy
Starring: Peter Cook, Dudley Moore
Duration: 89 Minutes
Rating: R18 - Sexual content may offend.
7.2/10
Location in store: Cult

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