Crime,Comedy
United Kingdom
Perfect Friday is a 1970 British comedy crime film directed by Peter Hall. The film stars Ursula Andress, Stanley Baker, and David Warner. The plot centers around the deputy manager of a London bank named Mr. Graham (Baker) who has devised a plan to rob the bank of £200,000. He enlists the help of Lady Dorset (Andress), an attractive woman who he has become romantically involved with, and her wealthy but foolish husband Lord Nicholas Dorset (Warner).
Together, Graham and the Dorsets come up with a scheme to drill a hole in the bank's safe and steal the money. However, they soon realize that they need to put an enormous amount of trust in one another in order to pull it off. As the plan unfolds, tensions rise and suspicions mount, and the group is forced to navigate a number of unexpected obstacles.
The film is known for its strong performances, particularly from Andress, who was praised for her ability to bring both sensuality and intelligence to her role. The script is sharply written, with many humorous moments and plot twists that keep the audience engaged throughout. Overall, Perfect Friday is a fun and entertaining crime caper that has stood the test of time.
