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FIERCE CREATURES (Jan 1997) PG-13
Directors: Fred Schepisi, Robert Young.
Writers: John Cleese, Iain Johnstone, William Goldman.
Starring: John Cleese, Michael Palin, Kevin Kline, Jamie Lee Curtis,
UNTITLED ROUGHT NOTES n.
by Jon Dunmore ©


Where Palin used to be asutttering patsy in the WAND - now he's a loquiacious intelligent articulate well-read

"Mr. Sylvester Staloone did not get where he is today by playing in Jane Austen"

new manager - John cleese, on orders from corporate, only wants fierce cratures in the zoo as the selling point.

If it's even possible, Jamie Lee curtis is even hotter in FIERCE CREATURES. I think it's the hair; fuller and rounder, able to flick and waggle and frame her face better. No, it's the tits again--fuller and rounder, able to flick and waggle and frame her face better.

with her breasts on stun.

kevin kline dual role - australisn accent flopping around everywhere lke a dead whale- chick that played wendy - his right hand woman, in WANDA so high born - here, working class.

a lot of silly plot points, such as him saying they only have fierce animals to that guy showing the coatis - it must be severe jump cut for the artist to have made all the signs saying the meerketas and maras ashwoing them as fienrce. They're trying to cater tomake more money - people like fiesce creatues AND cute createuds- it's the ones in between that don't count - like pigeons.

If rod ids so enamored with Jamie Lee Curtis's breasts, why would he sned her all the way to London - wouldn't he try to find a job in closer proxmimity to his pants. and maybein those Cary Grant farces, if you shoot a man in the head - even ifit's an acciednt - you can't just hide the body or pretend suicide- orensics will figure it out. Are all these people going to hold their conscineces in check for the next 20, 30, 40 years for the sake of holding their jobs at the zoo? don't know about that one.

vetran ronnie corbett - as sea lion wrangler - remember as a kid watching Corbett in TWO RONIES - with the dry Rononie bArker. corbett the butt of a non-stop succession of "short man" gags, of which there are thankgfully none here. Well donr mr. Cleese. Used to love Corbett's rambling monologs from an easy chari whiling away the time with this audience. Those were better days...

somehow they work in all
he little signature moments from fuisha called wanda - in comepletely dieferent contexts.

this time - Palin is deicdedly NOT stutterer but a loquacious philosopher
Kline is another dunderhead
she seduces cleese
touching Jamie Lee Curtiss tit: by Kevin Klinein WANDA - BY cLEES IN fierce

Kline POINting a gun at Palin
He stutters "wanda" at the end
mispronouncing wanda with 'W' name




Kevin Kline in a dual role - as the young stupid (don't call him stupid) son of an Australian billionaire - and also playing his billionair father Ron McCain (wiht the worst Australian accent this side of an Outback Steakhouse commercial). Took lessons from the same guy who taught don cheadle in OCEAN'S ELEVEN.

Jamie lee curtis - Callipygian - having shapely buttocks.


CUCUMBER: when Sarah Palin first came to prominence as McCain's partner in crime for the presidential candidacy of the U.S. in 2008, John cleese was the first to deny any familial ties to his own partner in crime, Michael Palin. And here in this film, Kevin Kline's character is named McCain.


sometimes dips into British sex comedy farce, where John Cleese istrying to explain himself out of decidely kinked circumstances.

John Cleese ... Rollo Lee
Jamie Lee Curtis ... Willa Weston
Kevin Kline ... Vince McCain / Rod McCain
Robert Lindsay ... Sydney Lotterby
Michael Palin ... Adrian 'Bugsy' Malone
Ronnie Corbett ... Reggie Sea Lions
Carey Lowell ... Cub Felines
Bille Brown ... Neville
Derek Griffiths ... Garry Ungulates
Cynthia Cleese ... Pip Small Mammals
Richard Ridings ... Hugh Primates

FIERCE CREATURES (Jul8)
Directors:
Writers: John Cleese, Charles Crichton.

Starring: John Cleese, Michael Palin, Kevin Kline, Jamie Lee Curtis,

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