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Plot:
It's Millennium Eve and Blackadder is hosting a dinner party for a few select friends, Lady Elizabeth ('Miranda Richardson' ), Viscount George (Hugh Laurie), Archbishop Melchett ('Stephen Fry' ), and ...( read more
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Hilarious, awesome, genius. I love the first confrontation with William Shakespeare, because it is just so perfect!
A brilliant short film. This brought Blackadder back in a very good way, introducing a great range of characters and providing an entertaining storyline. My only minor criticism is I felt it could have been longer as the ending wasn't properly explained. This was without a doubt, however, the finest attraction of the Millennium Dome.
Although it lacks the non-stop punch of the series, particularly III and Goes Forth, the group still manages to be very amusing. Atkinson is quite an actor, and I give Tony Robinson great credit for surviving his role through the entire series. If it weren't for House, I'd be a Hugh Laurie fan. Stephen Fry was gearing up to hit paydirt with the contract to record the Harry Potter series.
This movie is more Cunning than a cunning fox that was professor of cunning at Cunningham university.
Hehehe!! A divine comedy that is both daft and brilliant hehehe!! I enjoyed this very much, seeing a number of my favorite english theater actors together, its silly yet its not that type of silly comedy that gives you a headache. This is like sweet candy. :)
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