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IMDb20061h 22mUnited Kingdom

The Evolved: Part One

“If only God existed, maybe he could help you.”

Topics:#nazi

Synopsis

From UK Filmmaker Andrew Senior comes The Evolved: Part 1, the first chapter in a twisted splatterpunk comedy epic that’s like Guy Ritchie’s Snatch by way of Peter Jackson’s Meet the Feebles and BBC’s “The Young Ones”! Detective Danny Glover, Scarborough Police’s premiere dog-napping-ring buster and general fat bastard, arrives in London to help the clinically psychotic Detective Sonny Boy with a little problem; Who is butchering London’s dogs? The answer seems obvious at first, it must be Burger Priest, the Pope’s neo-nazi clown-chef fast food empire! The detectives embark on a covert mission to uncover Burger Priest’s dark secret, but even they are unprepared for the true horror and depth of the fast food franchise’s depravity. Assisted by Feety, a heroin-addicted fetus, and Ellen Mellon, a New York reporter who also happens to be an animated ventriloquist’s doll, they must reveal the Pope’s evil plan and shut down Burger Priest for good!

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The Evolved, Part One

Type: Trailer • Published 2006-07-02

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Release History & Theatrical Window

Theatrical Premiere

September 5, 2006

Wide Cinema Exhibition

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Andrew Senior, John Turner
Screenplay & Story
Man of Bronze, Phillip Barron
Original Title
The Evolved: Part One
Country of Origin
United Kingdom
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
1h 22m
Production Studios
Yankee Disco Productions, Troma Entertainment

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Andrew Senior, John Turner

Screenplay & Story

Man of Bronze, Phillip Barron

Department Leadership Roster

Andrew Senior

Director

John Turner

Director

Man of Bronze

Writer

Phillip Barron

Writer

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Evolved: Part One

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What is The Evolved: Part One about?

From UK Filmmaker Andrew Senior comes The Evolved: Part 1, the first chapter in a twisted splatterpunk comedy epic that’s like Guy Ritchie’s Snatch by way of Peter Jackson’s Meet the Feebles and BBC’s “The Young Ones”! Detective Danny Glover, Scarborough Police’s premiere dog-napping-ring buster and general fat bastard, arrives in London to help the clinically psychotic Detective Sonny Boy with a little problem; Who is butchering London’s dogs? The answer seems obvious at first, it must be Burger Priest, the Pope’s neo-nazi clown-chef fast food empire! The detectives embark on a covert mission to uncover Burger Priest’s dark secret, but even they are unprepared for the true horror and depth of the fast food franchise’s depravity. Assisted by Feety, a heroin-addicted fetus, and Ellen Mellon, a New York reporter who also happens to be an animated ventriloquist’s doll, they must reveal the Pope’s evil plan and shut down Burger Priest for good!

Who directed The Evolved: Part One?

The Evolved: Part One was directed by Andrew Senior, John Turner.

Who stars in The Evolved: Part One?

The principal cast of The Evolved: Part One includes Jamie D. Allen, Julian Carr.

When was The Evolved: Part One released and how long is it?

The Evolved: Part One was released in 2006 with a total runtime of 1h 22m.