Camouflage (2001)An actor discovers the dark side of private investigating when he takes on an assignment in rural Oregon with a crusty P.I. Director:James Keach |
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Camouflage (2001)An actor discovers the dark side of private investigating when he takes on an assignment in rural Oregon with a crusty P.I. Director:James Keach |
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| Leslie Nielsen | ... | ||
| Lochlyn Munro | ... |
Marty Mackenzie
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| Vanessa Angel | ... |
Cindy Davies
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| William Forsythe | ... | ||
| Patrick Warburton | ... |
Horace Tutt, Junior
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| Tom Aldredge | ... |
Lionel Pond
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| Frank Collison | ... |
Skinny Cop - Tommy
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| Suzanne Krull | ... |
Skinny Woman
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| C. Ernst Harth | ... | ||
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Brahm Taylor | ... |
Christie - Trussberg
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Richard Faraci | ... |
Ned - Trussberg
(as Richard Farachi)
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| Sarah-Jane Redmond | ... |
Darlene Tutt
(as Sarah Jane Redmond)
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| Belinda Montgomery | ... |
Diane
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Richard Newman | ... |
Nick
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| Nahanni Arntzen | ... |
Stacey
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Marty Mackenzie is an unsuccessful stage actor who takes an interest in private investigating. He takes a job working with Jack Potter, a crusty private eye. They both take a case in Beaver Ridge, a seedy small town where a murder is being planned against a rich gravel pit owner. Marty realizes that private investigating is not as it seemed to be. Written by Andrew L.
CAMOUFLAGE is a film noir spoof starring Lochlyn Munro as a failing stage actor who takes a job working with a crusty private investigator (Leslie Nielsen) This takes them to a seedy small town where a murder plot against a wealthy gravel pit owner is being planned.
Munro and Nielsen are surprisingly a good comic team in this decent, entertaining movie. A certain change of pace for Nielsen, escaping from his Frank Drebin role from The Naked Gun. Here he plays a foul mouthed, sharp P.I.
Also starring Patrick Warburton, Vanessa Angel and William Forsythe, CAMOUFLAGE is quite a good film. While most direct to video films are over looked, this one should be seen. A good cast and entertaining scenes make it exceptional.