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Cast
| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Michael Caine | ... | Sidney Lipton / Doctor Hicklar | |
| Roger Moore | ... | Gerald Bradley-Smith / Sir John Bavistock | |
| Sally Kirkland | ... | Willie | |
| Deborah Moore | ... | Flo Fleming (as Deborah Barrymore) | |
| Lee Patterson | ... | Darrell Hyde | |
| Mark Burns | ... | Nigel Holden | |
| Derren Nesbitt | ... | Inspector Grosse | |
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Deborah Leng | ... | Francesca |
| Christopher Adamson | ... | Death's Head | |
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Angus MacKay | ... | Rev. Simkin |
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Sir Roger Moore and Sir Michael Caine play dual roles in this off-beat and highly silly caper, a pair of small time conmen, and a partnership of nuclear physicists. As conmen, they use their uncanny resemblance to the high-living scientists to con their way to the scientists' safe deposit boxes, but in doing so, become entangled in a shady world of spies and international intrigue. Written by Paul Roach <paul.roach@cs.cf.ac.uk>
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Language:
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15 November 1991 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Oh dear. I'm a big fan of Mr Caine and Mr Moore, and to be honest those two in the lead roles are the only reason to watch the film. Anyone lesser would have made it an utter waste of time.
The film is hackneyed with an incomprehensible plot. Films based on 'doubles' are always dodgy, so much so that even in the 30s it was considered bad plotting to use them in detective stories. At some points in the film I just didn't know who was meant to be whom, and by the time of the second 'double cross' I just lost interest.
While Caine and Moore were at times hilarious ('I come from a broken home...')a lot of the jokes and effects made me cringe. The scene where the train porter gets his head blown off had me rewinding to see if my eyes had not deceived me. That has to be the worst special effect for many years!
I also found the very obvious pitching of the film to the American audience patronising in the extreme. Tourist shots of London, Highland Games, stately homes, stuffy clubs, 'punk' taxi drivers and an unconvincing portrayal of the Queen - all this type of thing was being done far better and with greater irony by the Comic Strip team years before.
So don't expect a great plot or gags but if you like Caine and Moore, it's worth watching - just.