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* LazyBum: Sloth
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* LazyBum: SlothSloth, naturally, is this.
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* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: George's red socks identify him in each of his alternate identities. When he [[spoiler: tries to return to Heaven at the end]], he swaps them for sandals.
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* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: George's red socks identify him in each of his alternate identities. identities -- he even wears a pair as a fly! When he [[spoiler: tries to return to Heaven at the end]], he swaps them for sandals.
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* ActuallyPrettyFunny: As much as Stanley disapproves of George's petty actions, he can't help but laugh when he makes a woman's grocery bag rip open and spill on the ground. He still calls George out on it though.
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* BlowingARaspberry: How Stanley ends each wish, but averted when his numerous raspberries do nothing to stop the final wish.
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* BlowingARaspberry: How Stanley ends each wish, but averted when his numerous raspberries do nothing to stop the final wish.wish (other than earn a few dirty looks from the nuns).
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Moore plays Stanley Moon, a short-order cook at Wimpy's who is hopelessly in love with waitress Margaret (Creator/EleanorBron) but too shy to tell her how he feels. Depressed over his lot in life, he attempts to hang himself. When his attempt fails, in steps Satan, who goes by the unlikely name of George Spiggott and is played by Peter Cook. George offers Stanley seven wishes in return for his soul, and in his desperation, Stanley sees no reason to refuse... after all, WhatCouldPossiblyGoWrong?
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Moore plays Stanley Moon, a short-order cook at Wimpy's who is hopelessly in love with waitress Margaret (Creator/EleanorBron) but too shy to tell her how he feels. Depressed over his lot in life, he attempts to hang himself. When his attempt fails, in steps Satan, who goes by the unlikely name of George Spiggott and is played by Peter Cook. George offers Stanley seven wishes in return for his soul, and in his desperation, Stanley sees no reason to refuse... after all, WhatCouldPossiblyGoWrong?
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Moore plays Stanley Moon, a short-order cook at Wimpy's who is hopelessly in love with waitress Margaret (Eleanor Bron) but too shy to tell her how he feels. Depressed over his lot in life, he attempts to hang himself. When his attempt fails, in steps Satan, who goes by the unlikely name of George Spiggott and is played by Peter Cook. George offers Stanley seven wishes in return for his soul, and in his desperation, Stanley sees no reason to refuse... after all, WhatCouldPossiblyGoWrong?
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Moore plays Stanley Moon, a short-order cook at Wimpy's who is hopelessly in love with waitress Margaret (Eleanor Bron) (Creator/EleanorBron) but too shy to tell her how he feels. Depressed over his lot in life, he attempts to hang himself. When his attempt fails, in steps Satan, who goes by the unlikely name of George Spiggott and is played by Peter Cook. George offers Stanley seven wishes in return for his soul, and in his desperation, Stanley sees no reason to refuse... after all, WhatCouldPossiblyGoWrong?
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[[caption-width-right:265:Can you guess which of the seven sins she is?]]
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[[caption-width-right:265:Can you guess which of the seven deadly sins she is?]]
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* BlandNameProduct: While "Love Me" by Stanley and "Bedazzled" by George[=/=]Drimble Wedge appear for the all the world to be performances on the classic Creator/{{ITV}} music show ''Ready Steady Go!'', a sign indicates that ''Go Going!'' is the actual name of the show.
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* BlandNameProduct: While "Love Me" by Stanley and "Bedazzled" by George[=/=]Drimble Wedge appear for the all the world to be performances on the classic Creator/{{ITV}} music show ''Ready Steady Go!'', a sign indicates that ''Go Going!'' ''[[ExcitedShowTitle Go Going!]]'' is the actual name of the show.
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* CreatorInJoke:
** Creator/DudleyMoore plays a character named Stanley Moon. This came from an incident during his ''Theatre/BeyondTheFringe'' days, when his future ''[[Film/Arthur1981 Arthur]]'' co-star Creator/JohnGielgud mistakenly called him "Stanley Moon".
** George tells Stanley he'll grant him "seven wishes in accordance with the mystic rules of life: seven days of the week, seven deadly sins, seven seas, seven brides for seven brothers." This film's director Stanley Donen previously directed ''Film/SevenBridesForSevenBrothers''.
** Creator/DudleyMoore plays a character named Stanley Moon. This came from an incident during his ''Theatre/BeyondTheFringe'' days, when his future ''[[Film/Arthur1981 Arthur]]'' co-star Creator/JohnGielgud mistakenly called him "Stanley Moon".
** George tells Stanley he'll grant him "seven wishes in accordance with the mystic rules of life: seven days of the week, seven deadly sins, seven seas, seven brides for seven brothers." This film's director Stanley Donen previously directed ''Film/SevenBridesForSevenBrothers''.
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* BlowingARaspberry: How Stanley ends each wish.
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* BlandNameProduct: While "Love Me" by Stanley and "Bedazzled" by George[=/=]Drimble Wedge appear for the all the world to be performances on the classic Creator/{{ITV}} music show ''Ready Steady Go!'', a sign indicates that ''Go Going!'' is the actual name of the show.
* BlowingARaspberry: How Stanley ends each wish, but averted when his numerous raspberries do nothing to stop the final wish.
* BlowingARaspberry: How Stanley ends each wish, but averted when his numerous raspberries do nothing to stop the final wish.
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* DeliberatelyMonochrome: The "pop star" wish, to match the scene being a live television broadcast (since color TV was rare in Britain in TheSixties).
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* MasterOfTheMixedMessage: Margaret in the "intellectual" wish, who seems like she's totally picking up on Stanley's hints about wanting to get physical with her and agreeing, only to freak out and scream when he finally makes a small pass at her.
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* SevenDeadlySins: All seven are introduced. Raquel Welch is Lillian Lust.
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* SevenDeadlySins: All seven are introduced. given human portrayals. Raquel Welch is Lillian Lust.Lust.
* ShoutOut: George's magic words are "Creator/JulieAndrews". He also uses [[UsefulNotes/LyndonJohnson "LBJ"]] and (unsuccessfully) [[UsefulNotes/JacquelineKennedy "Jackie Kennedy"]].
* ShoutOut: George's magic words are "Creator/JulieAndrews". He also uses [[UsefulNotes/LyndonJohnson "LBJ"]] and (unsuccessfully) [[UsefulNotes/JacquelineKennedy "Jackie Kennedy"]].
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* UnexplainedAccent: Lust has a breathy SouthernBelle accent.
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* AndStarring: The pre-title billing in the opening credits goes "Peter Cook and Dudley Moore...and Eleanor Bron", then right after the title it adds "Raquel Welch as Lust".
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* InCaseYouForgotWhoWroteIt: The title is shown in the credits as ''Stanley Donen's Bedazzled''.
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* EvilIsPetty: "Your pranks are so miserable." George's petty schemes include posing as a door-to-door salesman and phoning people while they're in the bath.
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* EvilIsPetty: "Your pranks are so miserable." George's petty schemes include posing as a door-to-door salesman and phoning people while they're in the bath. As he explains, the idea is to agitate people so much that they're tempted to commit the ''real'' sins.
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* UndesirablePrize: George says the prize for having ten bottles of Fruney Green Eyewash is "a beautiful silver tea service and a night on the town with Creator/AlfredHitchcock", though the old woman apparently finds them desirable enough to take him up on his suggestion to go buy the bottles.
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* BrickJoke: George scratching a classical music record and sending it out into the world during his first visit with Stanley at the nightclub, then later the Brahms record Stanley plays skipping during his "intellectual" wish.
* BurgerFool: An interesting early use of this trope, in an unusual British adult setting, with Stanley working a dead end job at Wimpy's.
* BurgerFool: An interesting early use of this trope, in an unusual British adult setting, with Stanley working a dead end job at Wimpy's.
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* TheFilmOfTheSeries: Not the entire movie, but the "Berylian Order" sequence is based on a sketch that Cook and Moore did for their show ''Series/NotOnlyButAlso''.
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* MsFanservice: Lust, naturally, and all the more so with Creator/RaquelWelch in a bikini.
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* DoItYourselfThemeTune: Creator/DudleyMoore composed all the film's music.
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''Bedazzled'' is a 1967 film directed by Stanley Donen and written by and starring Creator/PeterCook and Creator/DudleyMoore.
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''Bedazzled'' is a 1967 ComicFantasy film directed by Stanley Donen and written by and starring Creator/PeterCook and Creator/DudleyMoore.
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* PetTheDog: When George, apparently on a whim, lets Stanley out of his contract. But he only did it so he could tell God “I even did a good deed!”
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* ExactWords: What George does with all of Stanley’s wishes.
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* GodAndSatanAreBothJerks: George is certainly the living embodiment of EvilIsPetty and perfectly happy to damn a billion souls as long as it gets himself back Heaven. But God, for His part, was the one who agreed to the contest in the first place ([[spoiler: and then weasels out of it when George wins, causing George to declare that he's going to be ''even worse'' from now on]]), demands that George literally grovel in the dirt before Him while they talk, and just generally comes across as a self-obsessed tyrant.
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* GodAndSatanAreBothJerks: George is certainly the living embodiment of EvilIsPetty and perfectly happy to damn a hundred billion souls as long as it gets himself back Heaven. But God, for His part, was the one who agreed to the contest in the first place ([[spoiler: and then weasels out of it when George wins, causing George to declare that he's going to be ''even worse'' from now on]]), demands that George literally grovel in the dirt before Him while they talk, and just generally comes across as a self-obsessed tyrant.
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* VillainousBreakdown: George is in a wager with God: he has been promised that if he claims a billion souls before God does, he will be allowed back into Heaven. He achieves this easily but [[GodAndSatanAreBothJerks God still finds a way to deny George entry to Heaven, and sends him back to square one.]]
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* VillainousBreakdown: George is in a wager with God: he has been promised that if he claims a hundred billion souls before God does, he will be allowed back into Heaven. He achieves this easily but [[GodAndSatanAreBothJerks God still finds a way to deny George entry to Heaven, and sends him back to square one.]]
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: During Stanley's third wish, a pair of female breasts are shown in the bathroom mirror. Also the film's final lines:
--> '''Satan''' (to God): "You're unbelievable!" (God laughs).
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--> '''Satan''' (to God): "You're unbelievable!" (God laughs).
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* LaserGuidedKarma: God finds a loophole that enables him to screw George over and deny him reentry into Heaven using ExactWords and a technicality... in exactly the same way that George had been screwing Stanley over with regard to his wishes.
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* LaserGuidedKarma: God finds a loophole that enables him to screw George over and deny him reentry into Heaven using ExactWords and a technicality... in exactly the same way that George had been screwing Stanley over with regard to his wishes.
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* FatGirl: Gluttony.
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* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: George's red socks identify him in each of his alternate identities.
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* BlackAndRedAndEvilAllOver: George's red socks identify him in each of his alternate identities.
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* TakeThat: The absurd cloister is probably a veiled potshot at ''Series/TheFlyingNun''
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* TakeThat: The absurd cloister is probably a veiled potshot at ''Series/TheFlyingNun''''Series/TheFlyingNun''.
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* AffablyEvil: George puts Stanley up in his mansion and plys him with food, drink and Lillian Lust. His hospitality makes it all too easy for Stanley to forget how cruel and manipulative he really is.
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* AffablyEvil: George puts Stanley up in his mansion and plys plies him with food, drink and Lillian Lust. His hospitality makes it all too easy for Stanley to forget how cruel and manipulative he really is.
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* CerebusCallback: "What about the [[ChekhovsGun Frobisher & Gleeson raspberry ice lolly]]?"
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* CerebusCallback: "What about the [[ChekhovsGun Frobisher & Gleeson raspberry Gleason raspberry-flavored ice lolly]]?"
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* MundaneWish: Stanley uses a test wish on a Frobisher's ice lolly. George simply takes him to a sidewalk stand so that he can buy one.
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* GodAndSatanAreBothJerks: George is certainly the living embodiment of EvilIsPetty and perfectly happy to damn a billion souls as long as it gets himself back Heaven. But God, for His part, was the one who agreed to the contest in the first place ([[spoiler: and then weasels out of it when George wins, causing George to declare that he's going to be ''even worse'' from now on]]), demands that George literally grovel in the dirt before Him while they talk, and just generally comes across as a self-obsessed tyrant.