Synopsis
A tale of murder, lust, greed, revenge, and seafood.
While a diamond advocate attempts to steal a collection of diamonds, troubles arise when he realises he’s not the only one after the collection.
A Fish Called Wanda
Cast
Jamie Lee Curtis John Cleese Kevin Kline Michael Palin Maria Aitken Tom Georgeson Cynthia Cleese Patricia Hayes Geoffrey Palmer Mark Elwes Neville Phillips Peter Jonfield Jeremy Child Stephen Fry Ken Campbell Al Hunter Ashton Roger Hume Roger Brierley Llewellyn Rees Michael Percival Kate Lansbury Andrew MacLachlan Roland MacLeod Robert Putt Pamela Miles Sharon Marino Patrick Newman David Simeon Barrie Holland
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Alternative Titles
笨贼一箩筐, En fisk ved navn Wanda, Un pez llamado Wanda, Ein Fisch namens Wanda, Un pesce di nome Wanda, Fisken de kaldte Wanda, Un poisson nommé Wanda, Kala nimeltä Wanda, Um Peixe Chamado Wanda, En fisk som heter Wanda, A hal neve: Wanda, Ryba jménem Wanda, Риба звана Ванда, 一条叫旺达的鱼, דג ושמו וונדה, Rybka zwana Wandą, Рыбка по имени Ванда, Ένα Ψάρι που το Έλεγαν Γουάντα, Un pește chemat Wanda, 완다라는 이름의 물고기, Un ange dénommé Wanda, Рибка на ім'я Ванда, Wanda Adında Bir Balık, Риба, наречена Уанда, Ryba menom Wanda, ワンダとダイヤと優しい奴ら, 靚女大賊神仙魚, 笨賊一籮筐, Riba po imenu Wanda, Riba zvana Wanda, თევზი სახელად ვანდა, Un peix anomenat Wanda, ماهی به نام واندا, รักน้องต้องปล้น, سمكة تدعى وندا
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Theatrical
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CanadaR
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USAR
02 Sep 1988
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ItalyT
14 Oct 1988
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UK15
21 Oct 1988
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Ireland15
10 Nov 1988
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AustraliaM
22 Dec 1988
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Brazil
31 Dec 1988
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Poland18
12 Jan 1989
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Netherlands6
17 Jan 1989
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FranceU
20 Jan 1989
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Switzerland16
21 Jan 1989
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SpainAPTA
25 Jan 1989
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Germany16
27 Jan 1989
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Greece15
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Sweden15
03 Feb 1989
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FinlandK-16
08 Jun 1989
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Hungary16
Physical
01 Jul 1993
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Czechia15+
05 Feb 2003
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Sweden11
11 Dec 2003
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Brazil12
Releases by Country
Australia
10 Nov 1988
- TheatricalM
Brazil
22 Dec 1988
- Theatrical IMDB
11 Dec 2003
- Physical12 Fox Home mj.gov.br
Canada
15 Jul 1988
- TheatricalR
Czechia
01 Jul 1993
- Physical15+
Finland
03 Feb 1989
- TheatricalK-16
France
17 Jan 1989
- TheatricalU
Germany
25 Jan 1989
- Theatrical16
Greece
27 Jan 1989
- Theatrical15
Hungary
08 Jun 1989
- Theatrical16
Ireland
21 Oct 1988
- Theatrical15
Italy
02 Sep 1988
- TheatricalT
Netherlands
12 Jan 1989
- Theatrical6
Poland
31 Dec 1988
- Theatrical18
Spain
21 Jan 1989
- TheatricalAPTA
Sweden
27 Jan 1989
- Theatrical15
05 Feb 2003
- Physical11 DVD release
Switzerland
20 Jan 1989
- Theatrical16
UK
14 Oct 1988
- Theatrical15
USA
15 Jul 1988
- TheatricalR
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Have been wanting to rewatch this movie for a few years and I’m so glad I finally did. Near perfect. Didn’t realize how quietly influential it was to me. Kevin Kline is so obviously the standout star of this movie that it’s wild we didn’t get countless copies of this film and this type of character for the next few years. Everything he does is funny. Michael Palin and John Cleese and Jamie Lee Curtis are having some much fun here. Tom Georgeson plays a character named George Thomason and that is worth an extra entire star.
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Every time I see Jamie Lee Curtis in this movie I think, Christopher Guest better act right
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Saw on 35mm in a full theater, life rocks sometimes.
This movie contains some of my favorite choices in physicality in a movie ever.
Flat dog forever ❤️
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kevin kline still fights for gay rights while being homophobic and THATS why he deserved the oscar
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i was in the shittiest mood so i decided to watch one of the funniest films i’ve ever seen
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Maybe the first I’ve seen this in ... 25 years? The funniest bit is the running gag about Michael Palin’s character, who’s an animal lover, repeatedly trying to murder the big crime’s one eyewitness, and instead picking off each of her dogs one by one and then being wracked with guilt about it. (Killing the woman doesn’t bother him at all, of course.)
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kevin kline shouted italian cheeses during sex, shoved french fries up michael palin's nose, ate live fish, and had a cross-eyed orgasm face and the academy said, "yup here is the prize sexy boy!"
also! fish supplied by wet pets!
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“I’ve worn skirts with higher IQ’s with you!” Is such an underrated insults and I can’t wait to use it in the future.
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Fuck off, pigs.
John Cleese to two policemen. John Cleese said fuck the police! In 1988! -
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