School for Scoundrels See also remake

This film is a remake of a British film of the same name in 1960. The black-and-white film in 1960 is based on Stephen Potter's works "One Upmanship" and "Lifemanship" (Lifemanship). ) Adapted. The story tells a young man who found a special school and taught him how to use others; how to seduce women; how to profit from a conversation, and how to provoke an excellent tennis player before defeating him. The content of the 1960 version was filmed with a small episode. Because the director at the time, Robert Hamer, was an alcoholic, he was always drunk every time the filming started, so most of the content of the film was made by Cili. Filmed by Cyril Frankel. The content of the new version is almost the same as the old version. Of course, many modern factors have been put in. The new version brings director Todd Phillips (Todd Phillips) and Scott Armstrong (Scot Armstrong) together again. The two have successfully written the scripts for the comedies "Road Trip", " Old School ", " Old School " (Old School) and "Starsky and Hutch" (Starsky and Hutch), and the directors also It was served by Todd Phillips. This time, they constructed a story about a group of immature adults who needed guidance for various reasons.