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The Ghost of Peter Sellers (2020) | Official Trailer HD
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- Опубликовано: 16 янв 2020
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In 1973 Peter Sellers, one of the biggest comedy actors at the time, embarked on a pirate comedy for Columbia Pictures. He lost confidence with the film immediately and tried to sabotage it, firing the producers before turning on his friend (and the film's young director), Peter Medak. Despite an illustrious career and the passing of 43 years since the unraveling of the production, Medak is still reeling from the disastrous experience and healing from the wounds inflicted by Peter Sellers and the film’s failure.
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This was a great documentary, I felt it. Peter Medak did it because he kept things in his soul that he never let out.
Sad it never got completed. But when Peter Sellers was wrestling with a bad depression and heart failure from time to time in life i guess turning on his own friends was the way it ended up. I wonder why the ones who play happy sometimes are the saddest when actors like Robin Williams, Richard Pryor and on all suffered from mental health issues.
Let’s just every late Celebrity aren’t always happy.
It was completed.....you can buy It on Amazon on DVD.
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Comedy alleviates the
The excessive burden of tragedy.
Britt Ekland said he was most likely Bi-Polar. That would explain mercurial temperament.
Speaking of Pryor, I am not sure if he had mental health issues but he definitely had a traumatic experiences that did a number on him.
People forget he was in The Blockhouse with Charles Aznevour in 1973. Very powerful film. He's fine in it, but other performers are up to it also.
The DVD of the movie is still on sale. People actually charge money for it.
Sellers was autistic. He had almost no personality of his own and struggled with that. He lived as a cosplay of various characters. Very sad. Chauncy Gardner was literally himself.
Sellers' best: The Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Manchu, a 1980 "comedy"
Are u serious ??
Pink Panther, Being there and many more are the best.
I've been a fan of Sellers since first seeing the Pink Panther movies as a kid, and watching his comedic genius at work in Dr Strangelove, The Party, and Being There. But, I never knew about this unreleased gem. Its sad that the world will never see it.
It was eventually released on home video in 1985.
But I saw a version of this film on vhs?
Could you be thinking of a movie Graham Chapman from Monty Python did called Yellowbeard?
@@jennifersman7990 - no, Ms. I’ve seen yellowbeard and it was shot in Mexico, not Cyprus. I’ve been trying to find the amazon link to post here, but it’s not available. It does have a IMDb rating, though, so I can’t have been the only one to have seen it.
@@DavidLeeAndrews yes it was released on vhs.i still have my copy somewhere.
I have it on DVD....bought it last year......available on Amazon
He looked a bit like Lee Mack in this film.
Today everyone is too politically correct