Stanley Donen's Bedazzled (1967)

Synopsis: Starring the comedy team of Dudley Moore and Peter Cook, BEDAZZLED puts a comic and sacrilegious twist on the Faust legend when a short-order cook named Stanley (Moore) who is in love with an oblivious waitress agrees to give his soul to the... Starring the comedy team of Dudley Moore and Peter Cook, BEDAZZLED puts a comic and sacrilegious twist on the Faust legend when a short-order cook named Stanley (Moore) who is in love with an oblivious waitress agrees to give his soul to the devil (Cook) in exchange for seven wishes. But the devil has a warped sense of humor, and Stanley's wishes never turn out the way he expects. As his chance to win the waitress's heart seems to recede further and further away, Stanley's wishes become stranger and more desperate. Though one of many comic films based on Faust, BEDAZZLED stands head and shoulders above the rest with its witty and intelligent screenplay by Peter Cook, hilarious performances by Moore and Cook that demonstrate just why they were such a marvelous comic duo, and the light but keen touch of director Stanley Donen. [More]

Starring: Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, Raquel Welch, Eleanor Bron

Starring: Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, Raquel Welch, Eleanor Bron, Robert Russell, Barry Humphries, Michael Bates

Director: Stanley Donen

Director: Stanley Donen
Screenwriter: Peter Cook
Producer: Stanley Donen
Composer: Dudley Moore

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