Spice World

Year:

1998

Duration:

93 min

Genres:

Comedy | Family | Music

IMDB rate:

3.3

Director:

Bob Spiers

Awards:

1 win & 9 nominations

Details

Country: UK

Release Date: 1998-01-23

Filming Locations: Burnham Beeches, Buckinghamshire, England, UK

Earnings

Budget: $25,000,000

Opening Weekend: $10,527,222 (USA) (25 January 1998)

Gross: $29,247,405 (USA) (19 April 1998)

Cast

Actor

Character

Richard E. Grant

Spice World

Melanie Brown

Scary Spice

Emma Bunton

Baby Spice

Melanie Chisholm

Sporty Spice

Geri Halliwell

Ginger Spice

Victoria Beckham

Posh Spice

Kevin Allen

TV Director

Devon Anderson

Jack

Michael Barrymore

Mr. Step

Richard Briers

Bishop

Simon Chandler

Hospital Parent

Elvis Costello

Alan Cumming

Piers

The Dream Boys

Themselves

David Fahm

Enzo

Jason Flemyng

Brad

Neil Fox

Radio D.J. (voice)

Stephen Fry

Judge

Bob Geldof

Llewella Gideon

Nurse

Guy Gowan

Waiter

Jools Holland

Musical Director

Bob Hoskins

Barry Humphries

Kevin McMaxford

Elton John

Craig Kelly

Nervous Guy

Hugh Laurie

Poirot

Meat Loaf

Dennis

Mark McKinney

Graydon

Marian McLoughlin

Hospital Parent

Kevin McNally

Policeman

Roger Moore

Chief

Naoko Mori

Nicola

Neil Mullarkey

Barnaby

Richard O'Brien

Damien

Steven O'Donnell

Jess

Bill Paterson

Brian

Jonathan Ross

Claire Rushbrook

Deborah

Jennifer Saunders

Fashionable Woman

Simon Shepherd

Doctor

Catherine Shipton

Midwife

Peter Sissons

Newsreader

Denise Stephenson

Jack & Evie's Mother

Perdita Weeks

Evie

George Wendt

Film Producer

Dominic West

Photographer

Simon Ellis

Spice Band Member

Andy Gangadeen

Spice Band Member

Paul Gendler

Spice Band Member

Fergus Gerrand

Spice Band Member

Steve Lewinson

Spice Band Member

Michael Martin

Spice Band Member

Hugh Cecil

Kissed by Emma Bunton

Amanda Connors

Background Artist

Daisy Donovan

Reporter

Peter Austin Noto

Guest (uncredited)

Leila Reid

Child fan

Jessica Summers

Child fan

Stuart Walker

Crowd Security (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

The murder mystery scene with Baby Spice appears to be a spoof on Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot.

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Frank Bruno was originally cast as the tour bus driver but left the film after a personal disagreement with the Spice Girls and was replaced by Meat Loaf.

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The movie (which follows a similar style to The Beatles' movie A Hard Day's Night (1964)) has the tagline, "You say you want a revolution?" which is a line in The Beatles' 1968 song "Revolution".

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Goofs

Mobile phones are not allowed in hospitals.

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Victoria keeps changing position, and changing what she is doing with her mobile phone, while the girls are in the rotunda in the garden, in their robes.

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When the girls run to and crawl in the long tubes, Mel B is seen running past hers, but in the next shot, she is seen diving into the tube.

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Quotes

Ginger Spice: [looking down at the male dancer's crotch area] Think that's real down there?

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Sporty: Why Milan, Clifford?

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Nicola: Is it a boy or a girl?

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Faq

Q

Is This On DVD?

A

Yes.

Q

Is there anything after the movie?

A

In the theatrical version, and even the VHS version, there is a concert scene at the very end of the movie. It is a clip of their song Mama off of their first CD, Spice.However, since its release on DVD, it has been removed from the end and has now been added as a Bonus Feature on the disc.

Q

But there is music that doesn't appear on either CD! What should I do?

A

All music should appear on both CD's. Sometimes, music doesn't appear on CD's for various reasons.However some songs, like "Come On, Come On", the Army Chant, the remix of Who Do You Think You Are, and other such things are difficult to find. You basically have to use some sort of p2p software. None of those were ever released on a CD or as a B-side to any of their singles.

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