Synopsis
Death at a Funeral (2007) is a British dark comedy directed by Frank Oz, following a dysfunctional family attempting to hold a dignified funeral for their patriarch. Plans unravel spectacularly when a mysterious stranger arrives with scandalous secrets, a guest accidentally takes hallucinogens, and long-buried family tensions explode. The film is a farcical, expertly timed ensemble comedy celebrated for its sharp wit and physical humor.
Did You Know?
- Directed by Frank Oz, known for his Muppets work.
- Peter Dinklage plays the same role in the 2010 remake.
- Filmed entirely in the United Kingdom over a short schedule.
- The script was written by Dean Craig in just weeks.
- Alan Tudyk's character spends most of the film naked.
Iconic Quotes
- You took a pill you found in someone else's pocket. What did you think would happen?
- I am not naked. I am... free.
- He was my father too, Daniel. He was my father too.
- This is a funeral, not a sitcom!
- I have something in my eye. Both eyes, actually.
