Nick Gillespie
as Director
English,Filipino,Français,Indonesian,Kiswahili,Português,Русский,اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ,اُردُو,هَرْشٜن هَوْس,বাংলা,ਪੰਜਾਬੀ,中文
The action film Paul Dood's Deadly Lunch Break, starring Tom Meeten, Katherine Parkinson, Kris Marshall, etc., directed by Nick Gillespie, was released on March 17, 2021 in the United Kingdom. It tells the story of A weedy charity-shop worker is set on winning the big national talent show. But when the actions of 5 selfish people cause him to miss his audition, he sets out to seek deathly revenge. It's 1 lunch break, 5 spectacular murders. This is an Action, Comedy, Thriller film with a runtime of 95 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 5.7/10 from 756 viewers.
Nick Gillespie
as Director
Tom Meeten
as Paul Dood
Katherine Parkinson
as Clemmie
Kris Marshall
as Bronson
Kevin Bishop
as Jack Tapp
Johnny Vegas
as Rex
Mandeep Dhillon
as PCSO Jane Miles
Craig Parkinson
as Officer Able
Pippa Haywood
as Jayney
Alice Lowe
as Kath
June Watson
as Julie Dood
Steve Oram
as Jim
Jarred Christmas
as Bruce
Lloyd Griffith
as Simon
Steve Brody
as Peter
Norma Cohen
as Lisa
Tina Gray
as Mary
Chris Willoughby
as Gary
Thomas Gray
as Trend Ladder Host
Matthew White
as Writer
Brook Driver
as Writer
Nick Gillespie
as Writer
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Castle Rock Entertainment
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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source: Paul Dood's Deadly Lunch Break
Productions like this annoy me not just because they are terrible but also because of the money wasted making them. Not funny or entertaining. Just do yourself a favour and avoid. I have it 2 stars for the soundtrack which has some good 80s pop on it.
Not everyone has the courage to revenge. Ppl are horrible in life, which I agree no more in my job field, I think the echo bit of miserable encounter we faced in daily life and this movie put in a funny way is the key reason I love this.
Was a little hesitant after reading all the bad reviews but ignore them its a great watch. It's a little comedy mixed with gore,romance and has you feeling sympathy for the reluctant hero. Give it a go and you'll be pleasantly surprised.
When it starts you think it's going to be a fame hungry kid wanting his break on X factor. No ladies and gentlemen let's meet Paul Dood a forty something loser of the highest order, but his got a mother who loves him. Paul wants to be the top on social media. His live feeds gain about two followers if lucky, his an all singing all dancing nutter, but friendly enough with it. He works in a charity shop with a wanna be head doctor and an arrogant idiot. His late for his audition. He gets stopped by a train worker. A Japanese tea cafe. Couple of very ungodly vicars, then he gets told in no uncertain terms. His crap of the highest order, sadly mummy died during the audition. Now our anti-hero goes on a killing none killing spree after those that ruined his audition. First the train guy goes, then the tea guy, who has just killed his assistant. The priests get crushed by a steamroller, at this point you have to admire the imagination. Next back to kill his arrogant shop colleague holding and dancing with a grenade he gets to be the number one on social media. His shot with a tazer makes it famous and lives happily ever after. The end.
I nearly gave up on this film about half an hour in. As someone else describes it, it seems to be a goofy comedy that I thought was pretty lame. But it's only setting the scene for what is to happen when Paul decides to go on the rampage. The last hour of the film is excellent imo. I hadn't paid the comments, being posted on Paul's 'Trend Ladder feed' any attention at first, but when I did they turn out to be what makes this film (oh and the two old ladies too). It's a film I needed to watch again to see what I had missed first time around regarding the comments (this from a person who rarely can watch a film twice). And I enjoyed the film more second time around. There's some things that could have been improved. I think the Jack Tapp character could have been better. And the Bowie jokes are very naff. But the Trend Ladder thing is inspired and to me a comedy classic.
I love British comedies. This is British but not a comedy. I curled my toes throughout, thinking it would get better. It didn't. Don't waste your time.
With quite a good array of British comedy talent I expected more. This was just horrific in writing and performance. I can't believe the pittance it cost to finance was actually offered up by producers after reading the script.
Sky made the baffling decision to step away from daily premieres on their movie channels to focus on projects like this, sky films! Honestly it's been a collection of utterly horrific films that are an embarrassment, with how media is consumed I look forward to when sky eventually becomes obsolete. This film is rubbish, it has the same tired uk faces doing same kinda cheap acting and it's just bad. How they cast the lead is ridiculous, he is absolutely dreadful. Terrible actor, everything in this film is just bad. There's 95 minutes of boredom then it thankfully ends, but so much of the writing is beyond stupid, including "another one bites the dust isn't by Bowie" a fact 99% of people would know. So bad, it almost made me ring sky to get my movie package refunded. How these films keep getting made, guess it's the post pandemic desperation where they just need content.
This was a mix of everything, and it's the best I've seen in a while. This is the kind of movie that gives you a few bullies and doesn't try to give you a lesson in morals, but instead sates your wants, Karma! If you love people getting payback then this is your piece of cake!
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