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Jubilee (1978)
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Derek Jarman (writer)
Release Date:
September 1979 (USA)
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Sex, drugs and punk rock. Add violence and time travel and you have Jubilee.
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Queen Elizabeth I travels to late twentieth-century Britain to discover a tawdry and depressing landscape...
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Simplicity is underrated
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Jenny Runacre | ... | Queen Elizabeth I / Bod |
| Nell Campbell | ... | Crabs (as Little Nell) |
 | Toyah Willcox | ... | Mad |
| Jordan | ... | Amyl Nitrite |
| Hermine Demoriane | ... | Chaos |
| Ian Charleson | ... | Angel |
| Karl Johnson | ... | Sphinx |
| Linda Spurrier | ... | Viv |
| Neil Kennedy | ... | Max |
| Jack Birkett | ... | Borgia Ginz (as Orlando) |
| Wayne County | ... | Lounge Lizard |
 | Richard O'Brien | ... | John Dee |
| David Brandon | ... | Ariel (as David Haughton) |
| Helen Wellington-Lloyd | ... | Lady in Waiting |
| Adam Ant | ... | Kid |
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100 min
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1.66 : 1 more
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Toyah Willcox chose the character of Mad while leafing through the script, finding that that character had the most lines.
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Revealing mistakes: After the policemen shoot Angel and Sphinx dead, Sphinx's eyes blink before the camera cuts away.
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Featured in Jubilee: A Time Less Golden (2003) (V)
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Dover Beach
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Effortlessly annoying nitpicky artsnobs 28 years on, this film is still achieving its primary aim. It's no more than a fairly precise picture of the sleazy portion of the punk scene in 1977, glued into a sparkly scrapbook for posterity. It's not an attempt to make a great artistic statement about the mythical punk movement so beloved of merchandising vampires. It's an exposition of the low expectations and "up yours" attitude that brought forth the grotty music and trashy DIY fashions in the first place. Dump intellectual baggage, remove head from posterior, and watch it as the fine trashy low budget comedy it is. And be grateful for small mercies. Toyah Wilcox didn't get to sing.