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School for Seduction (2004)

School for Seduction (2004)

5/5
(1 votes)

When gorgeous Italian temptress Sophia Rosselini's School for Seduction arrives in Newcastle, four friends-each hoping to release their inner sex goddess-sign up for an education in the 'seductive arts.

' Taking their cue from sultry Sophia, the newly confident women unleash themselves upon their unsuspecting partners with lustful abandon.

Actors
Antonio Pellegrino·Jake Canuso·Kelly Brook·Sabina Loddo
Directed by
Sue Heel
Genre
Drama·Comedy·Romance
Language
English
Country
UK
5.1IMDb

Director
Sue Heel

Sue HeelKelly's Neighbour
Sabina LoddoItalian Teacher
Kelly BrookSophia Rosselini
Jake CanusoGiovanni
Antonio PellegrinoItalian Graduate
Emma LawsonItalian Graduate
Manuela TundoItalian Graduate
Neil StukeCraig
Jody BaldwinGail
Tracy HannLaura
Dervla KirwanClare
Emily WoofKelly
Nicola BlackwellLucy
Jane HolmanKelly's Mum
Gez CaseyKelly's Dad
Margi ClarkeIrene
Tracy GillmanPauline
Sharon PercyKaren
Nick WhitfieldBrian
Joy SandersEnglish Student
Pauline MoriartyEnglish Student
Jackie PhillipsEnglish Student
Ben PorterToni
Daymon BrittonMark
Jayne FairleySecretary
Donald McBrideJimmy
Duncan BannatyneDerek's Friend
Martin Herron
Dave Parkinson
Simon Franks
Zygi Kamasa
Ashley Wilkinson
Sasha Gibson
Ros Simmons
Carol McKenzie
Maurizio Marini
William Scott JohnsonFish and Chip Shop Customer
Sharon Watt
Christine Alderson
Richard Moxon
Phil Hogg
Ashley Sidaway
Philip Moross
Tony Imi
Marc Alan NicholsonNight Clubber
Lou-Lou MasonEnglish Student
Vic Bateman
Jay Kamel
Felice Lattes
Hayley Manning
Angad Paul
Sally Plum
Ian Baggott
Claudio Bellincampi
Kelly Blackbourne
Fraser Bloom
Sandy Coroon
Tracy Effard
Lorely Farley
Lesley Gibson
Marilyn Holiday
Jacquie Lagko
Clive Lockey
Davenport Lyons
Giorgia Passarelli
Phil Pelchat

Emden International Film Festival 2004

I don't remember laughing so much at any film! There are just so many good scenes, with great acting, moments of silence, surprised looks and just funny, funny.

(3/10)So obviously made as a female take on 'The Full Monty', this film is so carefully constructed according to a 'formula' that all life has been almost totally sucked out of it (except for the actress who plays the checkout girl, she's pretty good). Typically British, unadventurous, predictable, visually flat (it looks like an ITV drama) and not very funny.

I was dragged along to see School For Seduction by my girlfriend who was dying to see the film. I have to say, I'm glad I went!

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