Colin Firth,
Hugh Laurie,
Kate Moss,
Miranda Richardson,
Patsy Byrne
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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
DVD Release Date: May 15, 2001
Stats: 304 reviews
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 <... read more
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. :)
Hmmm...flixster's idea of "movies" seems somewhat flexible. Anyway, the BBC dug up Blackadder's corpse one last time, and it's all looking rather gimmicky and tired. Not too bad, but nowhere near as good as any of the series. Or the christmas special for that matter.
I m such a Blackadder fan but this is just the search for more money im afraid.
A hilarious British comedy. I would especially recommend this to anyone who is also a fan of Monty Python.
This is how I like Rowan Atkinson, and it's how I knew Hugh Laurie before he became the cynical MD of US TV fame.
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