Blonde Fist

1991 ""

Blonde Fist

4.6 | 1h42m | en | Drama

A woman attempts to escape her domestic problems by fleeing to New York in search of her father. She finds him, and also new problems, some friendship, a romance, and an unexpected career as pro-boxer, to make ends meet.

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4.6 | 1h42m | en | Drama , Action , Comedy | More Info

Released: November. 01,1991 | Released Producted By: Film4 Productions , Blue Dolphin Film Distributors Country: United Kingdom Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:

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Cast

Margi Clarke , Carroll Baker , Ken Hutchison

Director

Frank Clarke

Producted By

Film4 Productions , Blue Dolphin Film Distributors

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Margi Clarke

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Carroll Baker

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Ken Hutchison

as John O'Dowd

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Reviews

DowntonR1 A thinly plotted movie with comic moments that mostly don't work, and fight scenes that fail to convince ( except the last one). Margi Clarke is fine in the lead, Ken Hutchinson good too but Carroll Baker pretty much steals every scene she's in, she's deserving of a better film.

charlesrogan18 This is probably the worst film of all time. Margi Clarke not to be outdone is also the worst actress of all time, so quite a good fit. Honestly it is terrible.

theandytaylor This is one of my favourite films of all times. I've watched it dozens of times. The plot of the film is probably less important than the brilliant one-liners and cameos, although maybe you have to be British to understand the subtle but incandescently funny subtexts that run through the whole film. Margi is an excellent actress although I guess her in depth experience of the Liverpool psyche means she was playing a role that was kind of like just being herself a lot of the time maybe?You have to realise that not all the lines are meant literally. Like in the fight scene at the beginning of the programme (has me in stitches every time I watch it). The wonderful Margi Clarke gets fisty cuffs with the superb actress Tina Malone. Tina warns Margi "Now GIT... Before I throw a bucket of p&*^ss water over ya". This is a classically hilarious line. Please don't construe from this that all people in Northern England keep a bucket of urine water handy, ready to throw over aggressive strangers.:)A

rayday This film requires few words of commentary. The plot is laughable, the script dismal and the acting appalling. However, as a Liverpudlian myself, I have rarely felt as embarrassed as I was by Margi Clarke's grotesque performance. She makes a laughing stock of Liverpool people. A dud without equal.