The Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Manchu

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Time’s running out for the world’s supreme criminal mastermind: Fu Manchu has run out of the elixir that keeps his 168-year-old body Fit for Fiendishness. So he and his malevolent minions set out to purloin the ingredients, including a canary-yellow...read more
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Time’s running out for the world’s supreme criminal mastermind: Fu Manchu has run out of the elixir that keeps his 168-year-old body Fit for Fiendishness. So he and his malevolent minions set out to purloin the ingredients, including a canary-yellow diamond that’s one of England’s crown jewels. In his final film, Peter Sellers merrily spoofs one of horror’s favorite arch villains. He’s deliciously diabolical—and doesn’t stop there: he’s up to his old multiple-role tricks that worked so hilariously in Dr. Strangelove and The Mouse That Roared, also stiff-upper-lipping it as Fu’s unflappable nemesis, Nayland Smith of Scotland Yard. Adding to this case of multiple laughs are Helen Mirren as a tap-dancing constable, Sid Caesar as an uncouth American G-man and David Tomlinson as a befuddled commissioner.

Original Release

08/08/1980

US Release

08/08/1980

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Cast

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Directors

Peter Sellers, Piers Haggard, Richard Quine

Writers

Peter Sellers, Rudy Dochtermann, Jim Moloney, Sax Rohmer

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Producers

Editors

Claudine Bouché, Russell Lloyd

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