I'm Your Man (1992)

Leslie must deliver evidence of Richard's illegal money siphening scam to the FBI. At her rendezvous, a trendy party, she'll meet a loser named Jack.

Director:

Bob Bejan

Writers:

Bob Bejan (conceived by), Bob Bejan (screenplay),

Stars:

A. Whitney Brown, Mark Metcalf, Colleen Quinn

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
A. Whitney Brown	...	Prof. Bob
Mark Metcalf	...	Richard Hewitt
Colleen Quinn	...	Leslie Campbell
Kevin Seal	...	Jack Beaner (as Kevin M. Seal)
Smerelda Abl	...	Party Attendee
Beau Allen	...	Press Person
Dana Beck	...	Party Attendee
Bonnie Bejan	...	Press Person
Joan Boyd	...	Party Attendee
Susan Bruce	...	Press Person
Phil Castle	...	Security Man
Joe Carter	...	Party Attendee
Jennifer Dloko	...	Party Attendee
Kevin Clayborn	...	Party Attendee
Sabrina Culver	...	Party Attendee

Storyline

Leslie has evidence that proves Richard has been siphening money from an important project, and must deliver it to an FBI agent waiting for her at a trendy late-night party. Richard knows about her plans, however, and is waiting for her at the party. And Leslie mistakes Jack, a man dressed completely wrong for the party, for the FBI agent. Since the movie is interactive, you choose with whom to go to the party, and the characters will frequently turn to the camera, asking what they should do next.

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Plot Keywords:

interactive | full motion video | multiple outcomes | intrigue | audience participation | 

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Genres:

Comedy | Crime

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Certificate:

PG

Details

Official Sites:

Planet Theory (requires Shockwave)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Filming Locations:

Soho Building - 357 West Broadway, Soho, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$200,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

ChoicePoint Films, DVD International, Fifth Floor Ltd.

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

References Scrabble (1984)

User Reviews

I'm Your Man delivers a new way to watch movies.

Though the plot is paper-thin and extremely clichéed, I'm Your Man is entertaining and oddly addictive. Having the power to choose what happens next in a movie is a thrilling experience, and the actors play along like you're both in on an inside joke. The DVD version is ideal for parties, since everyone can have their turn in the editor's seat. Though there's a lot that can be improved upon as far as inter-active movies go, I'm Your Man is certainly a good place to start.