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Dead as in 'Dude': Directed by Abner Biberman. With Efrem Zimbalist Jr., Diane Brewster, Jo Morrow, Robert Colbert. Stu investigates a suicide at a dude ranch, when the widow rejects the cause of death.
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- Action, Crime, Drama
- Abner Biberman
- 1964-01-31
- Noah's Wife?
- Ted, It's Napoleon! The Short Dead Dude from Our History Review!
- You Killed Ted, You Medieval D***Weed!
- Iron Maiden? Excellent!
- How's It Goin', Frood-Dude?
- How's It Hangin', Death?
- This Is Not What I Expected This Place to Look Like at All
- Ted, If I Die, You Can Have My Megadeth Collection
- Not to Mention Your Other Great Planets - Mars, Jupiter... Uranus
One of the most hilarious quotes in the film comes courtesy of Bill & Ted in school. Neither one was destined to be a rocket scientist (much less a burger flipper), but their lack of knowledge regarding even the most basic of subjects is shocking. After Ted is asked by his teacher Mr. Ryan who Joan of Arc was, he replies back in brilliant fashion w...
Bill & Ted's first stop-off after climbing into the telephone booth is Austria, circa 1805. They briefly glimpse Napoleon Bonaparte's participation in a war, before climbing back into the booth to visit another time period. Unfortunately, Napoleon gets caught on the booth and is dragged through the conduits of time where he ends up in modern day Sa...
Bill & Ted don some knight's armor in an attempt to slog through the castle to meet the "two historical babes" they saw on a balcony. After horsing around with a mock swordfight, Ted inadvertently rolls down a flight of steps and lands on the bottom floor. Bill follows, and sees Ted lying on the floor, where his armor is pierced by a guard's sword....
Bill & Ted make a pit-stop in the middle ages where they encounter Henry VII, who is none-too-happy about his castle being infiltrated by two guys wearing strange clothing, and talking jibberish. After Bill greets the "royal ugly dudes," Henry VII orders them to be placed into the iron maiden, a grisly medieval torture device. RELATED: 10 Things Fr...
In an effort to get a little "extra credit," Bill & Ted stop off in Vienna in 1901, where they come face-to-face with famed neurologist Sigmund Freud, the father of psychoanalysis. As usual, Bill & Ted's lack of education rears its head once more when they incorrectly pronounce his last name "Frood." Bill & Ted exit the booth to greet him, with Ted...
After Bill & Ted are murdered by evil robot versions of themselves, they awaken to discover that their spirits have left their corpses, and are now stuck between worlds. It doesn't take long for Death himself to show up, ready to take them to the afterlife. Bill correctly identifies him as the Grim Reaper, prompting Ted to offer salutations with th...
When Bill & Ted attempt to contact the living world by jumping into the middle of a séance performed by Missy, she incorrectly identifies them as evil spirits, and utters an enchantment which sends them both downstairs, right to the basement! Upon arriving in Hell, Ted remarks "This is not what I expected this place to look like at all," with Bill ...
When the Devil attempts to kill Bill & Ted by dragging them to a fiery doom, they manage to climb to safety, yet Bill finds it necessary to bequeath a few belongings to Ted, just in case things go worse than already have. "Ted, if I die, you can have my Megadeth collection." Ted correctly replies with "But dude, we're already dead!", prompting Bill...
Bill & Ted eventually manage to escape Hell after beating Death at Clue, Battleship and Twister (to name a few). He takes them up to Heaven, where Bill & Ted mug a group of new arrivals and steal their clothes in order to fake their way into a meeting with the almighty, himself. RELATED: 10 Comedy Movies We Would Have Loved To See (But Never Got Ma...
"77 Sunset Strip" Dead as in 'Dude' (TV Episode 1964) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
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