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S.O.B. (1981)

A movie producer who made a huge flop tries to salvage his career by revamping his film as an erotic production, where its family-friendly star takes her top off.

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David Ansen 02 Sep 2000

S.O.B. is one of the most vitriolic – though only occasionally hilarious – attacks on the Tinseltown mentality ever.

Stephen J 24 Sep 2009

just an excuse for Julie Andrews to show her boobs. one star for each boob

Janet S 25 Jan 2008

I was young when I saw this movie - but I found Mulligan's character disturbing and the exploitation of Andrew's character uncomfortable.

Christopher B 11 Jul 2008

From the first half of a killer double feature I caught at Lincoln Center tonight comes the best Hollywood satire in widescreen courtesy of comedy master Blake Edwards with a big cast, which is best to see on a big screen and does itself a justice by listing none of the actors at the start so the audience can be surprised to see which faces pop up. Great performances and set pieces make for a Hollywood tale that is still relevant today and always will be. Proof positive that sometimes misunderstood movies of one time can become classics later on given enough shifting and appreciation which this film has earned throughout the years. I loved it the first time I had seen it, and getting to see it on the big screen has made me forever a fan and appreciator of this comic diamond in the rough.

Brett B 06 Jan 2011

A particularly scathing Hollywood satire from Blake Edwards. The plot doesn't really come together, but the cast is truly terrific, and the satirical elements are, for the most part, pretty funny. A minor (but still interesting) entry in Edwards' filmography.