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Stephen Raphael (writer)
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22 September 2006 (UK) more
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Can you feel the buzz? more
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The Rabbit is the world's belling-selling vibrator. In the past year alone, millions have been sold all over the globe... more | add synopsis
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A British film that finally lives up to its hype more (8 total)
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(Cast overview, first billed only) | Lisa Barbuscia | ... | Nicky |
 | Julian Rhind-Tutt | ... | Rupert |
 | Tara Summers | ... | Ally |
| Flora Montgomery | ... | Georgia |
| Emma Buckley | ... | Sophie |
| Sharon Gavin | ... | Jane |
 | Sienna Guillory | ... | Newscaster |
| Stefanie Powers | ... | Georgia's mum |
| John Standing | ... | Ally's dad |
| Sorcha Cusack | ... | Ally's mum |
 | Enzo Cilenti | ... | Andrew |
| Samantha Bloom | ... | Claire (as Sam Bloom) |
| Cassandra Bell | ... | Marketing Executive |
 | Tom Hollander | ... | Tod Best |
| Tom Conti | ... | Prof Rosenberg |
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It's very rare that a British film lives up to its billing or promise. How many times have we felt betrayed by the monikers "Best British Film of the Year" or "Funniest British Film of 2006". The answer? Countless times. It's more often than not a deflating experience watching British films, especially comedies. Well, feel betrayed no longer. It's time to reflate yourselves because finally we have a film that delivers what it says on the packet. This is a wonderfully conceived low-budget British comedy that takes a simple premise - are vibrators destructive to society? - and runs with it in a delightfully silly mockumentary style. Throw into the mixer the inventive and hilarious use of cameos from the likes of Tom Conti, Stephanie Powers, Tom Hollander, Germaine Greer, Richard Branson & William Boyd (to name but a few)- some "playing" themselves, others playing parts in the film - and you have a fresh, vibrant, colourful, unconventional & fast-paced film that leaves you laughing throughout and feeling good at the end. Isn't that what British comedies are supposed to be about?