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Scandalous is a 1984 British-American comedy film directed by Rob Cohen and starring Robert Hays, John Gielgud and Pamela Stephenson.
Cohen said it was the film "where my career will be determined."




Cast


Robert Hays as Frank Swedlin
John Gielgud as Uncle Willie
Pamela Stephenson as Fiona Maxwell Sayle
M. Emmet Walsh as Simon Reynolds
Nancy Wood as Lindsay Manning
Preston Lockwood as Leslie
Conover Kennard as Francine Swedlin
Jim Dale as Inspector Anthony Crisp




Production


The film was based on a play by Larry Cohen. He adapted the play into a screenplay and sold it. According to Cohen, "after acquiring the script, the company once again did me the favor of changing everything around and screwing everything up! I thought Scandalous was an utterly dismal movie... If you have an actor as distinguished as John Gielgud in your cast, you should at least give him some material that is worthy of his talent. I don’t think anybody liked that film, including its director."
Cohen says that when he met Stephenson "she was wearing a leather mini-dress, her hair was spiked out two feet above her head, and I had a feeling she could radiate a sense of the outrageous."




= Filming locations

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Polesden Lacey, England, UK
Great Bookham, England, UK
Dorking, England, UK
Surrey, England, UK
Twickenham Film Studios, St Margarets, Twickenham, England, UK (studio)
Rainbow Theatre, Finsbury Park, London




Reception


The New York Times called it "a charmless caper movie that seems chiefly a pretext for the characters to keep changing their clothes."




References






External links


Scandalous at IMDb
Scandalous at Rotten Tomatoes

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