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(More customer reviews)The adaptation of Patrick McGrath's The Grotesque done with a flair and deadpan stolid face that only Sting could provide. Playing the deviously underhanded butler Fledge, Sting provides a masterful performance that helps to orchestrate the full capacity of evil in the human condition. His wife in real life plays his drunken spouse in the movie. Not as inspiring, but truly provides the motive to Fledges actions throughout. The pace is slow and adds to the devious tone of the entire film. Call this what you want, but don't call it cutsie. As in all movies the true cinicism of life is better on paper than film, but here true evil is unleashed revelling in man's true nature as the beast.
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