Sex 'n' Death
- Comedy
- Drama
- TV Movie
The host of a British Shock-TV Show blurs the line between show business and life.
Sex 'n' Death is a 1999 British comedy-drama TV movie about a shock-TV host whose on-screen persona increasingly bleeds into his real life. This character-driven film explores the blurred boundaries between entertainment and authenticity in the world of provocative television.
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Martin ClunesBen Black
Katy CavanaghRuby
Trevor CooperWilliam
Ingeborga DapkūnaitėShona
Caroline GoodallBella
Martin JarvisNeil Biddle
Ulrika JonssonHerself
Kelly ReillyJulie
Jason WatkinsMick Luger- Paula BaconStacey
Nicholas BaileyTony, the Great Fandango- Natasha BellMandy
Andy HamiltonParamedic- Peter HeppelthwaiteMac
- Edmund MoriartyGiles
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Sex 'n' Death — frequently asked
When was Sex 'n' Death released?
Sex 'n' Death was released on December 14, 1999.
What is Sex 'n' Death about?
The film follows the host of a British shock-TV show as he increasingly blurs the line between his television persona and his actual life, exploring themes of authenticity and entertainment culture.
What genre is Sex 'n' Death?
Sex 'n' Death is a comedy-drama TV movie that combines humor with dramatic exploration of its central character.
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