Funny Money (1983)Director:James Kenelm ClarkeWriter:James Kenelm Clarke |
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| Gregg Henry | ... |
Ben Turtle
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| Elizabeth Daily | ... |
Cass
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Gareth Hunt | ... |
Keith Banks
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| Derren Nesbitt | ... |
Jake Sanderson
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| Annie Ross | ... |
Diana Sharman
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| Joe Praml | ... |
Limping Man
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Rose Alba | ... |
Mrs. de Salle
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Stephen Yardley | ... |
Ridley
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Nigel Lambert | ... |
Vernon Birtwhistle
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Bill McAllister | ... |
Gordeno
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Lyndam Gregory | ... |
Ashed
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Al Matthews | ... |
1st Hood
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Delphine
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Mildred Shay | ... |
Mrs. Keller
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| Charles Keating | ... |
Ferguson
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EnglishRelease Date:
August 1983 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
Funny Money - Tödliche Kreditkarten See more »Box Office
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ITL 166,533,000 (Italy) (9 May 1997)Company Credits
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Personally I love the edgy ' Funny Money ' and regard it as a somewhat forgotten 80's gem. In turn violent and amusing, James Kenelm Clarke's ' Funny Money ' is a slick crime caper that has the winning team of Gregg Henry and Elizabeth Daily as opportunist credit card thieves.
Shot in London, England, americans Henry and Daily portray Ben Turtle and Cass, guests at the Londonderry Hotel who together hatch a plan to systematically rip people off, making purchases on their stolen credit cards. Needless to say, things don't exactly run smoothly - and they soon wind up in a whole heap of trouble!
Gregg Henry delivers a terrific performance as tortured soul Ben and Elizabeth Daily as Cass ( who of course would later voice Tommy Pickles in ' Rugrats ' and Buttercup in ' The Powerpuff Girls ' ) makes a wonderfully sassy partner in crime. Fans of the genre will be pleasantly surprised.