Clockwise

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Clockwise is a 1986 British comedy film starring John Cleese as a punctual but beleaguered headmaster whose obsessive timekeeping leads to a series of disastrous misadventures.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British comedy film
film
basedOn original screenplay by Michael Frayn
characterRole Alison Steadman as Gwenda Stimpson
linked to: Alison Steadman

John Cleese as Brian Stimpson
linked to: John Cleese

Penelope Wilton as Pat
linked to: Penelope Wilton

Sharon Maiden as Laura Wisely
cinematographer Kenneth MacMillan
composer George Fenton
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
director Christopher Morahan
distributedBy The Rank Organisation
distributor Rank Film Distributors
editor Peter Tanner
featureFilmDebutFor Sharon Maiden
filmingLocation England
genre comedy film
farce
road movie
hasPosterTagline “The more he tries to be on time, the worse it gets.”
hasTheme obsession
social embarrassment
time and punctuality
hasWikipediaPage https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clockwise_(film)
mainCharacter Brian Stimpson
narrativeFocus obsessive timekeeping
notableFor John Cleese’s portrayal of a time-obsessed headmaster
originalLanguage English
partOf British cinema of the 1980s
plotSummary A punctual headmaster’s attempts to reach a headmasters’ conference on time lead to escalating misadventures.
producer Michael Codron
productionCompany HandMade Films
publicationDate 1986-03-21
releaseYear 1986
runtimeMinutes 96
screenwriter Michael Frayn
setInPeriod 1980s
starring Alison Steadman
Geoffrey Palmer
Joan Hickson
John Cleese
Penelope Wilton
Sharon Maiden
Stephen Moore

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John Cleese notableWork Clockwise
subject linked to: John
Steve Abbott notableWork Clockwise
John Bardon filmWork Clockwise