Les Patterson Salvador del mundo (1987)
Les Patterson (Barry Humphries), gordo y borracho de mediana edad las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana, representa a Australia en la ONU, donde su pedo literalmente incinera a un embajador árabe. Patterson es reasignado al Medio Oriente para que pueda ser torturado hasta la muerte por el país que insultó. La llegada de Patterson interrumpe un golpe y se salva. En un bar, Patterson se encuentra con un científico de armas biológicas que ha desarrollado una enfermedad terrible para la KGB que planea distribuirla al Pentágono a través de los asientos de los inodoros. Patterson, aunque está demasiado borracho para entender lo que sucede, se une a Dame Edna (también Humphries) para salvar el mundo.
Directora: George T. Miller
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Barry Humphries as Sir Les Patterson / Dame Edna Everage |
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Pamela Stephenson as Veronique Crudite |
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Thaao Penghlis as Colonel Richard Godowni |
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Andrew Clarke as Neville Thonge |
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Henri Szeps as Charles Herpes |
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Hugh Keays-Byrne as Inspector Farouk |
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Elizabeth McIvor as Nancy Borovansky |
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Garth Meade as Mustafa Toul |
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Arthur Sherman as General Evans |
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Josef Drewniak as Mossolov |
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Esben Storm as Russian Scientist |
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Joy Westmore as Lady Gwen Patterson |
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Connie Hobbs as Madge Allsop |
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Paul Jennings as Prime Minister Bob |
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Graham Kennedy as Brian Lannigan |
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John Clarke as Mike Rooke |
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Sally Tayler as Rhonda |
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Peter Collingwood as Jeremy Williams |
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Paul Jabara as Leroy |
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Joan Rivers as President Rivers (uncredited) |
| Editing | Tim Wellburn | Editor |
| Camera | David Connell | Director of Photography |
| Art | Graham "Grace" Walker | Production Design |
| Production | Sue Milliken | Producer |
| Production | Diane Millstead | Executive Producer |
| Directing | George T. Miller | Director |
| Writing | Barry Humphries | Writer |
| Writing | Diane Millstead | Writer |
| Sound | Tim Finn | Original Music Composer |
