The Magnificent Seven Deadly Sins is a 1971 comedy film created and directed by Graham Stark. Its name is a conflation of the seven mortal sins and The Magnificent Seven. It comprises a succession of seven sketches, each written by a range of British art and representing a sin. Cartoon strings link the sketches. The music score is by editing with Rod Nelson-Keys along with Roy Piper and Harvey Harrison, cinematography by British jazz musician Roy Budd. It had been made by Tigon Images and distributed in the U.K. from Tigon Film Distributors Ltd.. .