Dead on Time

Dead on Time

Dead on Time

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Dead on Time

1983

0h 33m

6.5(9 votes)

Comedy

Overview

Bernard Fripp is told by his doctor that he has only 30 minutes left to live. This sets Bernard bumbling off on a mission to live his final minutes to the fullest.

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13 members

Acting

Rowan Atkinson

Bernard Fripp

Rowan Atkinson

Acting

Nigel Hawthorne

Doctor

Nigel Hawthorne

Acting

Jim Broadbent

Vicar

Jim Broadbent

Acting

Rupert Everett

Bank Customer/Blind Man

Rupert Everett

Acting

Greta Scacchi

Unknown Role

Greta Scacchi

Acting

Leslie Ash

Unknown Role

Leslie Ash

Acting

Tim McInnerny

Customer

Tim McInnerny

Acting

Alex Norton

Foreigner

Alex Norton

Acting

Adrian Edmondson

Fool

Adrian Edmondson

Acting

Nigel Planer

Boring Friend

Nigel Planer

Acting

Gorden Kaye

Moonie

Gorden Kaye

Acting

Nell Campbell

Female Teller

Nell Campbell

Writing

Richard Curtis

Man in restaurant

Richard Curtis

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