Blackadder - Dritter Teil

Originaltitel: Blackadder the Third

Fernsehserie
1987
TV-PG
30 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

8,6/10

48.928

IHRE BEWERTUNG

BELIEBTHEIT

4.940

Rowan Atkinson and Tony Robinson in Blackadder - Dritter Teil (1987)

Satire Comedy

In der Regency-Ära dient Herr E. Blackadder als Butler des geckenhaften Dummkopfes Prinz George inmitten der Modeerscheinungen und Verrücktheiten der damaligen Zeit.In der Regency-Ära dient Herr E. Blackadder als Butler des geckenhaften Dummkopfes Prinz George inmitten der Modeerscheinungen und Verrücktheiten der damaligen Zeit.In der Regency-Ära dient Herr E. Blackadder als Butler des geckenhaften Dummkopfes Prinz George inmitten der Modeerscheinungen und Verrücktheiten der damaligen Zeit.

Hauptbesetzung

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

8,6/10

48.928

IHRE BEWERTUNG

BELIEBTHEIT

4.940

Hauptbesetzung

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

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Rowan Atkinson

Edmund Blackadder, butler to the Prince…

Tony Robinson

Baldrick, a dogsbody…

Hugh Laurie

The Prince Regent, their master…

Helen Atkinson Wood

Mrs. Miggins, a coffee shoppekeeper…

Robbie Coltrane

Dr. Samuel Johnson, noted for his fat dictionary

Hugh Paddick

Keanrick, thespian

Miranda Richardson

Amy Hardwood, the elusive Shadow

Stephen Fry

The Duke of Wellington, a famous soldier

Tim McInnerny

Lord Topper -Fop

Kenneth Connor

Mossop, thespian

Vincent Hanna

Mr. Vincent Hanna, his own great great great grandfather

Warren Clarke

Mr. Hardwood, her father

Nigel Planer

Lord Smedley - Fop

Denis Lill

Sir Talbot Buxomly, a member of Parliament

Lee Cornes

Shelley, romantic junkie poet

Gertan Klauber

King George III, a mad Monarch

Chris Barrie

Ambassador - a Fearsome Revolutionary

Ben Elton

Anarchist

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Wissenswertes
Blackadder does not sport a beard in this season of the show because Rowan Atkinson's then-girlfriend hated it.

Patzer
Although purportedly set during the British Regency (1811-1820), there are appearances by, and contemporary references to, historical figures who were dead before that time, such as Samuel Johnson and Admiral Nelson. Characters use expressions not developed until later, such as "prince and the pauper" or "roller coaster."

Zitate
Baldrick: [Blackadder slams the door] Something wrong, Mr. B?
Blackadder: Oh, something's *always* wrong, Balders... the fact that I'm not a millionaire aristocrat, with the sexual capacity of a rutting rhino, is a constant niggle.

Crazy Credits
Among the books that Blackadder peruses during the opening credits are:
(Morte D'Edmund?)
The Blackadder's Progress
Rise and Fall
Bath on 5p a Day
Encyclopaedia Blackaddica Vol XIX FUN to HUG
Chelsea Arts Club (...)
Blackadder Unbound
Landscape Gardening by Capability Brownadder
From Black Death to Blackadder
Blackadder's Bedside Cockfighting Companion
The Blackadder of Calcutta
(...)
Blackadder Book of Martyrs
The Blackobite Rebellion
Old Blackamore's Almanac Second Edition
Sir Francis Blackadder (Letters?)

Verbindungen
Featured in Laughter in the House: The Story of British Sitcom (1999)

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10/10

Too Good for Television!

We could still use Black Adder even today. Imagine Rowan Atkinson resuming the role of assistant to the prime minister played by the wonderful Hugh Laurie. Hugh is sensational as the dimwit Prince George and Edmund as his brilliant assistant. I love the episode which Kenneth Connor guest stars as a British thespian. Every time, Edmund says Macbeth. The two thespians do a silly little act to ward off evil spirits. It's the funniest things that you will see. Of course, none of this brilliance and comedic genius could be without Ben Elton and Richard Curtis who are also behind the films like Love Actually, The Thin Blue Line, Four Weddings and A Funeral. Black Adder is funny and almost too good for television. Humor can be smart, sexy, and funny all at one. I was hoping last night on Saturday Night Live that Hugh Laurie would pay homage to his background in British humor. If the gang at SNL did some research, they would know what a treasure it was to have Hugh Laurie grace their stage.