Dead for a Dollar
There’s a genuine western lost under a sheen in Walter Hill’s Dead For a Dollar.
There’s a genuine western lost under a sheen in Walter Hill’s Dead For a Dollar.
Ricky Gervais revels in button-pushing humour, and he’s proven to transcend those same gags by stripping away the glamourous sheen from the rich and famous. In film and television, he’s used this gusto to make satirical jabs at faith and goodwill (The Invention of Lying) as well as fluff up ignorant egos (UK’s The Office).