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17 of the worst fictional bosses in movie and TV history
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Now streaming on: Horrible Bosses is funny and dirty in about that order. Of George Carlin s famous seven words you can never say on television, it omits only the usual one, I think, makes free with the others and adds several that didn t make Carlin s cut. It also contains what the MPAA describes as crude and sexual content, which I guess means both kinds at once.
The default rating for comedies these days is PG-13. A plain PG warns teenagers a movie is too tame, and an R (allegedly) means they can t get in. Every season brings a couple of R-rated comic raunch-a-ramas, however, and on the heels of the Hangover franchise, here perhaps comes another one. In strict logic, it s hard to see how a sequel would be possible, but they ll find a way. You wait and see.
Saturday: Horrible Bosses (2011) ITV, 10.50pm - Nick Hendricks (Jason Bateman) has been denied a promotion by his cold-hearted boss Dave Harken (Kevin Spacey).
Meanwhile Kurt Buckman (Jason Sudeikis) is forced to stand by as the company he works for is run into ground by the owner s cocaine-snorting son Bobby (Colin Farrell), and dental nurse Dale Arbus (Charlie Day) is sexually harassed on a daily basis by his employer, Dr Julia Harris (Jennifer Aniston). So, when jailbird Dean Jones (Jamie Foxx) plants the idea of a chain reaction of seemingly accidental deaths, the three friends are intrigued.
Horrible Bosses is a filthy-minded black comedy that borrows its central premise from Hitchcock s Strangers on a Train, and the cast throw themselves at the material with admirable gusto.