Crime,Comedy United Kingdom
"Perfect Friday" is a 1970 British heist comedy starring Ursula Andress as Lady Dorset, Stanley Baker as The Deputy Manager, and David Warner as her philandering spendthrift husband Mr. Dorset. The film is directed by Peter Hall.
The deputy manager of a prestigious London bank realizes he can easily steal £200,000 without being detected. The temptation to execute the perfect crime becomes overwhelming, but he understands that he cannot do it alone. Plotting the heist extensively, he formulates a plan that involves Lady Dorset and her husband, whom he believes he can manipulate for his benefit.
When the deputy manager meets Lady Dorset, he discovers her irresistible charm and quickly falls for her. Inspired by their mutual attraction, he decides to involve her in his scheme. Lady Dorset also finds herself charmed by the charismatic bank employee and agrees to participate in the plan, primarily due to her dissatisfaction with her mundane married life.
To execute their elaborate heist, they need Mr. Dorset's cooperation. Despite his unfaithful and irresponsible nature, Mr. Dorset remains attached to his wife and cannot resist her influence. Together, they convince Mr. Dorset to contribute unwittingly to the crime while believing he is involved in a different scheme. The success of the heist relies heavily on their ability to maintain trust and manipulate each other without raising any suspicions.
As the plan unfolds, unexpected complications arise, testing their loyalty and dedication to one another. The trio finds themselves entangled in a web of deception, risking their future happiness and freedom for the sake of their collective ambitions. The film delves into themes of trust, seduction, manipulation, and the consequences of breaking moral boundaries.
"Perfect Friday" combines elements of a romantic drama, a heist thriller, and a comedy. It explores the moral gray areas that emerge when personal desires clash with societal norms, while leading viewers through a captivating and unpredictable journey of love, trust, and deceit.
The deputy manager of a prestigious London bank realizes he can easily steal £200,000 without being detected. The temptation to execute the perfect crime becomes overwhelming, but he understands that he cannot do it alone. Plotting the heist extensively, he formulates a plan that involves Lady Dorset and her husband, whom he believes he can manipulate for his benefit.
When the deputy manager meets Lady Dorset, he discovers her irresistible charm and quickly falls for her. Inspired by their mutual attraction, he decides to involve her in his scheme. Lady Dorset also finds herself charmed by the charismatic bank employee and agrees to participate in the plan, primarily due to her dissatisfaction with her mundane married life.
To execute their elaborate heist, they need Mr. Dorset's cooperation. Despite his unfaithful and irresponsible nature, Mr. Dorset remains attached to his wife and cannot resist her influence. Together, they convince Mr. Dorset to contribute unwittingly to the crime while believing he is involved in a different scheme. The success of the heist relies heavily on their ability to maintain trust and manipulate each other without raising any suspicions.
As the plan unfolds, unexpected complications arise, testing their loyalty and dedication to one another. The trio finds themselves entangled in a web of deception, risking their future happiness and freedom for the sake of their collective ambitions. The film delves into themes of trust, seduction, manipulation, and the consequences of breaking moral boundaries.
"Perfect Friday" combines elements of a romantic drama, a heist thriller, and a comedy. It explores the moral gray areas that emerge when personal desires clash with societal norms, while leading viewers through a captivating and unpredictable journey of love, trust, and deceit.
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