Barbarella


Director	Roger Vadim
Selected Cast	Jane Fonda as Barbarella
	John Phillip Law as Pygar
	Anita Pallenberg as The Great Tyrant
	Milo O'Shea as Durand-Durand
	Marcel Marceau as Professor Ping
	David Hemmings as Dildano
	Ugo Tognazzi as Mark Hand
Producer	Dino De Laurentiis
Writer	Terry Southern
	Roger Vadim
Soundtrack	Maurice Jarre

Notes

Based on "Barbarella" by Jean-Claude Forest

On DVD & Blu-ray World

DVD

Barbarella - Paramount - UK (2000)

Blu-ray

Barbarella - Paramount - Sweden (2012)

Blu-ray

Barbarella - Paramount - UK (2012)

DVD

Barbarella - Paramount - USA (1999)

VHS

Barbarella - CIC Video - Australia (1993)

DVD

Barbarella - Paramount - Australia (2001)

Blu-ray

Barbarella - Paramount - USA (2012)

Betamax

Barbarella - Paramount - USA (1979)

VHS

Barbarella - CIC Video - UK (1991)

DVD

Barbarella - Paramount - Australia (2009)

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Comments and Reviews


UG1002 3rd Aug 2020		Rated 10/10 Great film from milkdrinking hollywood so rare in 1968 too see hollywood show skin! As we all know in 1966 Sweden made the MPAA s*** themselves over the i am curious films which showd full frontal nudity to american screens for the first ever time, however this was the first time a non-grindhouse / underground film from America showed nudity, along with helping Duran Duran find there name as Jane Fonda (Barbarella) was always trying to find Duran Duran. I enjoyed the film great comedy element, great nudity, a great parody of star trek all round, if you enhoy these flicks watch it if your affended by nudity easy skip this. 1 person found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?



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zabadak 21st Dec 2015		Rated 8/10 Now this is class! Superficially, it looks like a bit of 60s fluff and all about ogling Jane Fondle in various skimpy costumes! Yes, there is that... BUT it has a pretty good psychedelic feel to it and I, personally, love it! It has also had a cultural impact (Barbarella's night club, Duran Duran etc.) which would not have been foreseen. The acting is rather dire, true, but that adds to its charm. 7 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?