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Peter Sellers | Tully Bascombe/Grand Duchess Gloriana XII/Prime Minister Count Mountjoy | |
Jean Seberg | Helen Kokintz | |
Timothy Bateson | Roger | |
Jacques Cey | Ticket Collector | |
Charles Clay | British Ambassador | |
Harry De Bray | French Ambassador | |
Guy Deghy | Soviet Ambassador | |
Bill Edwards | Army Captain | |
Richard Gatehouse | Mulligan | |
Colin Gordon | BBC Announcer | |
David Kossoff | Professor Kokintz | |
William Hartnell | Will Buckley | |
Leo McKern | Benter | |
Alan Gifford | ||
Harold Kasket | Pedro | |
Monty Landis | Cobbley | |
George Margo | O'Hara |
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Producer | Carl Foreman
Jon Penington Walter Shenson |
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Writer | Roger MacDougall
Stanley Mann |
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Cinematography | John Wilcox
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Musician | Edwin Astley
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All is Fair in Laughs and War! In this classic satire, the Duchess (Peter Sellers) and the Prime Minister (Peter Sellers) of the tiny Duchy of Grand Fenwick have come up with a brilliant plan to keep their country from going broke- make war on the United States, lose, then collect lots of American post-war aid. Their only mistake is not telling their invasion force leader (Sellers again, in chainmail!) that he's supposed to lose. Sellers lands in New York City during an air raid drill and finds the streets empty. He then proceeds to capture a brilliant scientist (David Kossoff), his assistant (Jean Seberg) and his awesome new weapon. The U.S. is forced to surrender! Grand Fenwick then forms the League of Little Nations which presents the big nations with its terms- PEACE FOREVER. |
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