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1991    1 u, 37 mKomedie, Romantiek
5.429%28%5.4
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Het Engelse hof is samengekomen in het park van Buckingham Palace zodat er een officiële foto genomen kan worden. Een slordige belichtingsman laat een kabel op de vochtige grond slingeren en op het grote moment wordt de gehele koninklijke familie geëlektrocuteerd en er is geen erfgenaam voorhanden, buiten een zeer verre afstammeling in de Verenigde Staten. In Las Vegas accepteert barpianist Ralph met genoegen de 'rol' die hij moet gaan spelen. Ralph begint met veel goede wil aan zijn taak als koning, maar merkt al snel dat de etiquette aan het hof hem niet erg ligt.
Directed by David S. Ward
  • John GoodmanRalph Hampton Gainesworth Jones
  • Peter O'TooleSir Cedric Charles Willingham
  • John HurtLord Percival Graves
  • Camille CoduriMiranda Green
  • Richard GriffithsDuncan Phipps
  • Leslie PhillipsGordon Halliwell
  • James VilliersPrime Minister Jeffrey Hale
  • Joely RichardsonPrincess Anna
  • Niall O'BrienTommy McGuire
  • Julian GloverKing Gustav
  • Judy ParfittQueen Katherine
  • Ed StobartDysentery
  • Gedren HellerPunk Girl
  • Alison McGuireQueen of England
  • Rudolph WalkerKing Mulambon
  • Sally NesbittOnlooker
  • Ann BeachMiranda's Mother
  • Jack SmethurstMiranda's Father
  • Roger Ashton-GriffithsRoyal Photographer
  • Dallas AdamsMC at Strip Club
  • ርልዪረ28 augustus 2025
    "King Ralph" was surprisingly entertaining and very funny, actually. However outrageous, implausible, ridiculous the plot, that doesn't matter. It was deliciously over the top to see Peter O'Toole and John Goodman, the most unlikely team ever, provide the spectacle of a cultural clash, to say the least. The movie cheerfully mocks both American and British culture and stereotypes, but it does it rather playfully, without being offensive to anybody. The joke is either on the hamburger and baseball loving Americans, or the stiff conservatory high-class Brits. People who describe this movie as "low-brow" comedy obviously have no idea what that means. This is good quality humor, no crude and tasteless jokes here. The actors are all top-rate and the acting is first class. Who could have played the majestic, royal British type better than Peter O'Toole? Nobody! He's perfect, graceful and dignified as the King's adviser. John Goodman, on the other hand, is perfect as the average joe who doesn't know or care much about protocol, good manners or politics. John Hurt is another excellent choice to play the part of an evil, unscrupulous aristocrat hung up on power. Hurt obviously enjoyed doing this part and he's very funny. The movie tends to drag when Goodman's girlfriend shows up, but Princess Anna enters the stage to compensate. There are also some unnecessary exaggerations, but I didn't mind. The script is good, the jokes are over the top and performances are great all around. Hilarious stuff!

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