Clockwise

Synopsis

In the British comedy film 'Clockwise' released in 1986, John Cleese stars as Brian Stimpson, an obsessively punctual headmaster striving to deliver a speech that could possibly change his career at a prestigious conference. However, a series of comical events unfolds, leading him on a chaotic journey full of mishaps, unexpected detours, and amusing encounters. As Stimpson's sense of control and order spirals into a whirlwind of madness, he must navigate through the hurdles in an unforgettable race against time. 'Clockwise' is a delightful blend of wit, humor, and mayhem that keeps the audience entertained from start to finish.

Cast

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  John Cleese

  Brian Stimpson

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  Penelope Wilton

  Pat Garden

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  Alison Steadman

  Gwenda Stimpson

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  Stephen Moore

  Mr. John Jolly

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  Joan Hickson

  Mrs. Ellie Trellis

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  Benjamin Whitrow

  Headmaster

Reviews

Clockwise, starring John Cleese, has received a mix of positive and critical reviews from critics and audiences alike. The film's clever screenplay and Cleese's impeccable comedic timing have been praised by viewers. A review from Rotten Tomatoes described it as 'a hilarious farce filled with memorable moments that showcase Cleese's comedic genius.' On the other hand, some critics have mentioned a lack of depth in character development as a minor flaw. Despite this, the film has maintained a solid 80% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, indicating its enduring appeal. IMDb users have rated 'Clockwise' at 6.6/10, appreciating its light-hearted humor and entertaining plot. Overall, 'Clockwise' is a charming comedy that leaves a lasting impression on those who watch it.