Meet the Devil. She’s giving Elliott seven wishes. But not a chance in Hell.
Film Synopsis
Bedazzled (2000) centers on a socially awkward technical support worker whose unrequited love for a coworker leads him to strike a Faustian bargain with the Devil. As each of his seven wishes transforms him into the man he believes she desires while the Devil cleverly twists every scenario to expose the flaws in his fantasies, he gradually discovers that genuine happiness cannot be achieved through shortcuts or deception. This fantasy romantic comedy examines love and self-acceptance through a playful reimagining of the Faust legend, as supernatural bargains, comic misadventures, and personal growth reveal the true value of being oneself.
Bedazzled Blu-ray & DVD editions
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| Disc Extras | Anchor Bay BD-A/US/OOP 2013 | Capelight BD-B/DE/OOP 2014 | 20th Century Fox DVD-1/US/OOP 2001 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Audio Commentary by Actress Elizabeth Hurley and Producer Trevor Albert | |||
| Audio Commentary by Director/Co-Writer Harold Ramis | |||
| Behind-the-Scenes | |||
| The Making of “Bedazzled” | |||
| Scoring Sessions | |||
| Bedazzling Designs - Interview with Costume Designer Deena Appel | |||
| Extended Basketball Sequence | |||
| Deleted Scene | |||
| Music Promo Spot | |||
| Stills Gallery [20th Century Fox] | |||
| Stills Gallery [Capelight] | |||
| Profile: Actor Brendan Fraser | |||
| Profile: Actor Frances O’Connor | |||
| Profile: Actress Elizabeth Hurley | |||
| Profile: Director/Co-Writer Harold Ramis | |||
| Theatrical Trailer | |||
| TV Spots | |||
| Easter Egg: Deleted Scene |
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