Task: Story Composition
Input (English): Fact1: movie is farce about mentally unstable advertising executive, Fact2: Ward plays his long-suffering but sympathetic wife, Fact3: ethics of advertising leads to mania, Fact4: boil on right shoulder comes to life with face and voice, Fact5: Bagley decides to have boil removed in hospital but moments
Output (English): The movie is a farce about a mentally unstable advertising executive, Denis Dimbleby Bagley played by Grant, who suffers a nervous breakdown while making an advert for pimple cream. Ward plays his longsuffering but sympathetic wife. Richard Wilson plays John Bristol, Bagleys boss. Bagley has a crisis of conscience about the ethics of advertising, which leads to mania. He then develops a boil on his right shoulder that comes to life with a face and voice. The voice of the boil, although uncredited, is that of Bruce Robinson. The boil takes a cynical and unscrupulous view of the advertising profession in contrast to Bagleys newfound ethical concerns. Eventually, Bagley decides to have the boil removed in hospital but moments before he is taken into the operating room, the boil quickly grows into a replica of Bagleys head only with a moustache and covers Bagleys original head, asking doctors to lance it, which is done since nobody has noticed the switch from left to right nor the new moustache. Bagley, now with the boil head, moustache, and personality the movies third personification from Grant after the stressed executive and the raving lunatic returns home to celebrate his wedding anniversary, with the original head merely resembling a boil on his left shoulder. The boil eventually withers but doesnt die, yet Bagley resumes his advertising career rejuvenated and ruthless, although without his wife, who decides to leave his new cruel persona.