
Oxford Blues
1984·Comedy·1h 37m
7.0
★


A young American hustler in Las Vegas spots a rich English Lady. Smitten, he pursues her to England, where his only chance of getting together with her is to enroll in Oxford and join the rowing team.
Directed by Robert Boris
sports
crew
rowing
american in the uk
oxford university

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Cast

Rob Lowe
Nick De Angelo

Ally Sheedy
Rona

Amanda Pays
Lady Victoria Wingate

Julian Sands
Colin Gilchrist Fisher

Julian Firth
Geordie Nevitts

Alan Howard
Simon Rutledge

Gail Strickland
Las Vegas Lady

Michael Gough
Doctor Ambrose

Aubrey Morris
Doctor Quentin Boggs

Cary Elwes
Lionel

Bruce Payne
Peter Howles

Anthony Calf
Gareth Rycroft
Crew

Robert Boris
Director

Robert Boris
Writer

John Du Prez
Original Music Composer

Elliott Kastner
Producer

Maurice Binder
Graphic Designer

Chris Munro
Sound Mixer

John Du Prez
Conductor
Popular Reviews
18 reviews
Emilie
3.0★ · 05/05/26

I could barely get through this movie but Rob Lowe is hot so it’s fine
I could barely get through this movie but Rob Lowe is hot so it’s fine
Golgo
1.0★ · 04/25/26

Number Two's homosexual relationship with Warlock was a clear highlight in this otherwise poorly told fable. Their progression from enemies arguing about eugenics to lovers rowing their boat in unison was truly inspiring.
However, this was undermined by his heterosexual relationship with his stalking victim who he had chemistry with more shallow than that of a hastily constructed mass grave in Hiroshima. I was very glad when she suggested they remain friends despite engaging in Scottish roleplay during love making.
Despite this hope that he may stay homosexual with Warlock, the ending did not supply this logical conclusion to Number Two's character development. Instead of being gay forever he kisses the girl from the breakfast club therefore sealing his fate as a hetero loser.
Outside of my grievances with the love life of Number Two, I have no negatives to say of the performance of Davis of forced rear entry in the sanctum of a greenhouse fame. His gormless looks of concern as our titular yank procured increasingly serious situations upon himself were very convincing.
Even though a high profile actor in Michael Gough of Ark of Infinity fame was cast in this film, his appearance does not elevate this in any redeeming way. A prolonged gag towards the end in which a never ending flood of students got in his way was dreadfully unfunny.
Overall this was hogwash.
However, this was undermined by his heterosexual relationship with his stalking victim who he had chemistry with more shallow than that of a hastily constructed mass grave in Hiroshima. I was very glad when she suggested they remain friends despite engaging in Scottish roleplay during love making.
Despite this hope that he may stay homosexual with Warlock, the ending did not supply this logical conclusion to Number Two's character development. Instead of being gay forever he kisses the girl from the breakfast club therefore sealing his fate as a hetero loser.
Outside of my grievances with the love life of Number Two, I have no negatives to say of the performance of Davis of forced rear entry in the sanctum of a greenhouse fame. His gormless looks of concern as our titular yank procured increasingly serious situations upon himself were very convincing.
Even though a high profile actor in Michael Gough of Ark of Infinity fame was cast in this film, his appearance does not elevate this in any redeeming way. A prolonged gag towards the end in which a never ending flood of students got in his way was dreadfully unfunny.
Overall this was hogwash.
Number Two's homosexual relationship with Warlock was a clear highlight in this otherwise poorly told fable. Their progression from enemies arguing about eugenics to lovers rowing their boat in unison was truly inspiring.
However, this was undermined by his heterosexual relationship with his stalking victim who he had chemistry with more shallow than that of a hastily constructed mass grave in Hiroshima. I was very glad when she suggested they remain friends despite engaging in Scottish roleplay during love making.
Despite this hope that he may stay homosexual with Warlock, the ending did not supply this logical conclusion to Number Two's character development. Instead of being gay forever he kisses the girl from the breakfast club therefore sealing his fate as a hetero loser.
Outside of my grievances with the love life of Number Two, I have no negatives to say of the performance of Davis of forced rear entry in the sanctum of a greenhouse fame. His gormless looks of concern as our titular yank procured increasingly serious situations upon himself were very convincing.
Even though a high profile actor in Michael Gough of Ark of Infinity fame was cast in this film, his appearance does not elevate this in any redeeming way. A prolonged gag towards the end in which a never ending flood of students got in his way was dreadfully unfunny.
Overall this was hogwash.
However, this was undermined by his heterosexual relationship with his stalking victim who he had chemistry with more shallow than that of a hastily constructed mass grave in Hiroshima. I was very glad when she suggested they remain friends despite engaging in Scottish roleplay during love making.
Despite this hope that he may stay homosexual with Warlock, the ending did not supply this logical conclusion to Number Two's character development. Instead of being gay forever he kisses the girl from the breakfast club therefore sealing his fate as a hetero loser.
Outside of my grievances with the love life of Number Two, I have no negatives to say of the performance of Davis of forced rear entry in the sanctum of a greenhouse fame. His gormless looks of concern as our titular yank procured increasingly serious situations upon himself were very convincing.
Even though a high profile actor in Michael Gough of Ark of Infinity fame was cast in this film, his appearance does not elevate this in any redeeming way. A prolonged gag towards the end in which a never ending flood of students got in his way was dreadfully unfunny.
Overall this was hogwash.
maria
7.0★ · 03/11/26

rob lowe i did this for u my teddy bear i’m so in love with you it hurts my whole body in parts because you’re SO PERFECTTTTT
rob lowe i did this for u my teddy bear i’m so in love with you it hurts my whole body in parts because you’re SO PERFECTTTTT
Núria
7.0★ · 03/06/26

Está guay pero se me ha hecho un poco larga
El final mola
El final mola
Está guay pero se me ha hecho un poco larga
El final mola
El final mola
Malise Lee
6.0★ · 06/30/25

this made me pleased that I didn’t go to university
this made me pleased that I didn’t go to university