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Dudley Moore would play a character named Stanley again in Gioco sleale (1978), and in 10 (1979) his [...]	D
(At around 14 mins) The book from which George tears the last page (supposedly so the infuriated rea [...]	D
Peter Cook later recalled (with some astonishment) that Stanley Donen turned down the offer to direc [...]	D
(At around 59 mins) There is a reference to the American clothing company, Abercrombie & Fitch, when [...]	D
(At around 48 mins) When George Spiggott says to Stanley Moon that the sinners who worked for him pe [...]	D
The penultimate scene, in which George Spigot visits Heaven to ask God to readmit him, was filmed in [...]	D
When George Spiggott is mentioning how things come in sevens, he concludes the list with 7 spose per [...]	D
Dudley Moore adopted the moniker Stanley Moon in this movie after Sir John Gielgud wrote him a lette [...]	D
(At around 17 mins) After Stanley Moon (Dudley Moore) signs away his soul, George Spiggott (Peter Co [...]	D
Final film of Betty Cooper.	D
At the time of its release, blasphemy was considered a common-law offense in the U.K., and the Briti [...]	D
An article about Peter Cook that appeared in "The New Yorker" stated that the filmmakers didn't have [...]	D
Despite her seven minutes of screentime, Raquel Welch became so associated with this movie, that whe [...]	D
At its earlier stages of development, this movie was titled "The Sale".	D
Final film of Evelyn Moore.	D
Although Raquel Welch is featured in most of the promotional material for this movie, she was on-scr [...]	D
George Spiggott is always wearing red socks, even when he's a fly.	D
Moore wrote Bedazzled's soundtrack, which was performed by the Dudley Moore Trio. The title track, M [...]	D
Starring theatrical movie debuts for Peter Cook (George Spiggott) and Dudley Moore (Stanley Moon).	D

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(at around 1h 40 mins) After George talks to God and doesn't know what is happening and Saint Peter [...]	D
(at around 55 mins) During Dudley Moore's song "Love Me", which he sings in character as Stanley Moo [...]	D
Stanley is given a telescope to observe Margaret and Inspector Clarke searching for his body in a di [...]	D
(at around 3 mins) Margaret calls out restaurant orders for "French fries". In Britain, French fries [...]	D
(at around 45 mins) When George and Stanley are traffic wardens, George jumps up onto the top of a r [...]	D
A lot of the outside scenes clearly have been dubbed afterwards to cut down on background noise.	D
(at around 1h 40 mins) At the end when George Spigott leaves the Wimpy restaurant, a cameraman can b [...]	D
(at around 8 mins) When Stanley uses a sock to plug a leaking pipe only to have it fall back out, th [...]	D
(at around 17 mins) When George files Stanley's contract, he puts "Moon, Stanley" after "Moses, Irvi [...]	D
(at around 30 mins) When The Devil talks about The Garden of Eden being a swamp like Croydon, and th [...]	D

Frase

George Spiggott: You fill me with inertia.	D
Margaret Spencer: Oh, Brahms is just so fantastic! [...]	D
George Spiggott: You're quite safe. It's only a 30 [...]	D
George Spiggott: [cutting into a telephone line] M [...]	D
George Spiggott: And the magic word: Julie Andrews [...]	D
George Spiggott: Most of the saints throughout his [...]	D
George Spiggott: Let me tell you something, Stanle [...]	D
George Spiggott: Good evening. I couldn't help not [...]	D
George Spiggott: It's the standard contract. Gives [...]	D
George Spiggott: Now, then, what'd you like to be [...]	D
Stanley Moon: if you were a girl - which, of cours [...]	D
Stanley Moon: Here, my ice lolly's melted. You rea [...]	D
George Spiggott: The garden of Eden was a boggy sw [...]	D
Margaret Spencer: Doesn't it make you sad to see a [...]	D
George Spiggott: [to Lust] Pick your clothes up. Y [...]	D
George Spiggott: I'll make her very physical, inde [...]	D
George Spiggott: Wake up, you lazy, legal layabout [...]	D
George Spiggott: You see, a soul's rather like you [...]	D
George Spiggott: God keeps changing his name too, [...]	D
George Spiggott: I'm the Horned One. The Devil. Le [...]	D
George Spiggott: Tell God not to go away. I'll be [...]	D
George Spiggott: What happened? Stanley Moon: Wha [...]	D
Insp. Reg Clarke: I don't want to alarm you, but I [...]	D
Lilian Lust: [while removing her dress and tossing [...]	D
Stanley Moon: As Rousseau said, we must learn to u [...]	D
George Spiggott: Come on, my darling. Out you go, [...]	D
Stanley Moon: You painted a beautiful dream and sh [...]	D
Insp. Reg Clarke: Can you remember your exact last [...]	D
George Spiggott: I've got last-minute repentance t [...]	D
George Spiggott: I wasn't joking. I could give you [...]	D
Stanley Moon: [singing] Tell me you need me, Touch [...]	D
Stanley Moon: I want to be a warm, loving, tender [...]	D
George Spiggott: Come on, Stanley. Stick one in Ja [...]	D
Stanley Moon: [after having been transformed into [...]	D
Stanley Moon: You're an angel, George. George Spi [...]	D
Stanley Moon: The incredible thing about the Itali [...]	D
George Spiggott: You remember your great-great-gre [...]	D
Stanley Moon: [regarding his contract] Shouldn't I [...]	D
George Spiggott: [having gotten Stanley's attentio [...]	D
George Spiggott: [to God] I've done a good deed. I [...]	D
Margaret Spencer: What magic is afoot? Stanley Mo [...]	D
Stanley Moon: I thought you were called Lucifer. [...]	D
George Spiggott: This is the club room. Quite nice [...]	D
Stanley Moon: I'm miserable. I've got a boring job [...]	D
Insp. Reg Clarke: You've got lovely lips, Margaret [...]	D
Margaret Spencer: Do you like feeling things? Sta [...]	D
Stanley Moon: [reading Faustian contract] "I, Stan [...]	D
George Spiggott: Everything I've ever told you has [...]	D
Stanley Moon: I want a miracle. A rain of toads or [...]	D
George Spiggott: We've been hit very badly by this [...]	D
Stanley Moon: Are you trying to tell me you want t [...]	D
Margaret Spencer: This afternoon has been so perfe [...]	D
Stanley Moon: You see, civilization has had the ef [...]	D
Stanley Moon: Apart from the way He moves, what's [...]	D
George Spiggott: Fornication is such a puny sin. I [...]	D
Stanley Moon: Everything you do is third rate.	D
George Spiggott: Just putting a tiny little ventil [...]	D
George Spiggott: Very well, Mister Moon! In order [...]	D
Stanley Moon: [after George Spigott tells him who [...]	D
Margaret Spencer: We're playing croquet. Why don't [...]	D
Lilian Lust: Good-bye, Mr. Moon. Let's get togethe [...]	D
George Spiggott: Don't let me interfere with your [...]	D
Lilian Lust: Hot toast - or buttered buns?	D
George Spiggott: I've lost me spark. There was a t [...]	D
Insp. Reg Clarke: Lovely weather we've been having [...]	D
George Spiggott: But suicide, Mr. Moon... Really, [...]	D
Stanley Moon: Well, I suppose Lust and Gluttony re [...]	D
George Spiggott: Like you collect moths, I collect [...]	D
[reading Stanley's suicide note] Margaret Spencer [...]	D
George Spiggott: All we need to do now, then, is g [...]	D
George Spiggott: What terrible sins I have working [...]	D
George Spiggott: Have you ever thought of making M [...]	D
George Spiggott: You realize that suicide's a crim [...]	D
Stanley Moon: If it hadn't been for you, we'd stil [...]	D
Stanley Moon: What are you doing? George Spiggott [...]	D
Lilian Lust: [to Stanley Moon] Will you help me wi [...]	D
George Spiggott: Sex is a terribly thorny subject, [...]	D
George Spiggott: Good afternoon, madam. We're the [...]	D
Margaret Spencer: Who's George? Stanley Moon: He' [...]	D
Emcee: And now, this year's most exciting discover [...]	D
George Spiggott: Job was what you'd technically de [...]	D
Stanley Moon: What have you got to be depressed ab [...]	D
Stanley Moon: Who was that? George Spiggott: Didn [...]	D
George Spiggott: Excuse me, Your Ineffable Hugenes [...]	D
Insp. Reg Clarke: I've always had mixed feelings a [...]	D
George Spiggott: Just take a look at the world. It [...]	D
Lilian Lust: Oh, I love a man who knows what he wa [...]	D
George Spiggott: Wasn't she physical enough? Stan [...]	D
George Spiggott: I'll tell you what people go mad [...]	D
George Spiggott: All we need do now, then, is get [...]	D
[last lines] George Spiggott: [to God] All right, [...]	D
[Searching for change] George Spiggott: Oh, um, h [...]	D
George Spiggott: You're not wearing nylon underwea [...]	D
Stanley Moon: You know, looking around the party a [...]	D
Stanley Moon: You're a nutcase! You're a bleedin' [...]	D

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