Bedazzled, with Brendan Fraser and Elizabeth Hurley

“I’m beginning to think women don’t know what they want.”

“Amen!”

Brendan Fraser knocks this comedy out of the park as the nebish, Elliot Richards, who sells his soul to Satan, played by the seductive and devilishly charming Elizabeth Hurley, in order to win the heart of his four-year crush, Alison, a woman who doesn’t even know he exists.

Elliot tries out almost every romance hero in his quest for love. His first wish is to be rich and powerful (and married to Alison). The devil turns him into a Colombian drug lord whose wife, Alison, is cheating on him in plain sight.

His second wish is to be the most sensitive (oops, most emotionally sensitive) man in the world, and he wants Alison to love him. Elliot becomes a man of many talents, but all Alison wants is a neanderthal who’ll quit blabbing and get into her pants.

On his third try, Elliot goes for the jock - that most quintessential of all chick magnets, the professional basketball player. Elliot may be the best player of all time, but the devil turns him into an idiot - which wouldn’t matter - if he didn’t have an eensy weensy winkie.

By the time he’s ready to make his fourth wish, Elliot has thought things through. He asks to become an urbane, sophisticated, intelligent, articulate, well-endowed, man about town. He’s every inch a rico suave…and he’s gay.

God, I love this movie! And as a good romance should, it has an HEA.

Bedazzled came out in 2000.

Many thanks to all who visited the NOR chat last night! It was a blast! Hi! Can you see me waving?

I’m visiting two other virtual sites today: Falyn Donaldson’s site (talking about pretty bows) and I’ve posted my usual outdoorsy post at Night Writers. Drop by if you have the time!

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12 Responses to Bedazzled, with Brendan Fraser and Elizabeth Hurley

  1. amber skyze says:

    Wish I could’ve dropped in. I dropped out and into bed all day. :)

  2. I missed the chat-I’m so sorry. I got the times wrong.
    (I know you did great!)
    XXOO Kat

  3. No sweat, either of you - I don’t normally either do chats or join in. The NOR chat was really fun and very well organized.

  4. Fedora says:

    That was a treat, Julia! I had a hard time keeping up though-can’t do too many things at once ;) I still haven’t seen Bedazzled-will have to add it to the Netflix queue ;)

  5. Fedora - so glad you came by! I did better than usual! Yeah, definitely see Bedazzled. It’s great fun!

  6. I’ve seen this movie a few times…It is funny..Sorry I missed your chat….

  7. Ciara Knight says:

    Sorry I couldn’t join. We are on family vacay this week. Back to Universal Studios tomorrow. :) I LOVED that movie. :)

  8. Charlie says:

    It has been a while since I saaw this movie, but I remember it as good fun. Love these actors.

  9. Savannah, Ciara and Charlie - I love this movie. It’s so so sweet!

  10. Nina Pierce says:

    Julia - I had so much fun last night at the chat. I’m glad I could share it with you and Evie! And I love Brenden Fraser. Just sayin …

  11. Nina, that chat was fun! I’m very happy we all got to share! I do so love Brendan Fraser. He has no problem making a fool of himself!

  12. Sandra Cox says:

    I’m a huge Fraser fan. Loved the Mummy series.

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