Warming Up (1985 film)
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Warming Up is a 1984 Australian comedy film written by James Davern and directed by Bruce Best.[1][2]
| Warming Up | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Bruce Best |
| Written by | James Davern |
| Produced by | James Davern |
| Starring | Barbara Stephens Henri Szeps |
| Cinematography | Joseph Pickering |
| Edited by | Zsolt Kollanyi |
| Music by | Mike Perjanik |
Running time | 93 minutes |
| Country | Australia |
| Language | English |
- Barbara Stephens as Juliet Cavanagh-Forbes
- Henri Szeps as Peter Sullivan
- Queenie Ashton as Mrs Marsh
- Adam Ferance as Adam
In his book Australian Film, 1978-1994 Scott Murray calls it "an often amusing tale of stereotyped sex roles and one woman's desire to change things."[3] Penny Davies, in a review in Filmnews concludes "Australian comedy has never looked so good - Warming Up is a lot of fun."[1] Judith Fox from the Sydney Morning Herald gave it a mixed review and noted "The story is signposted, the situations stereotyped and the humour warm and runny."[4]
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