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 ...
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| Michael Caine | ... | Sidney Lipton / Doctor Hicklar | |
| Roger Moore | ... | Garald Bradley-Smith / Sir John Bevistock | |
| Sally Kirkland | ... | Willie | |
| Deborah Moore | ... | Flo Fleming (as Deborah Barrymore) | |
| Lee Patterson | ... | Darrell Hyde | |
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Mark Burns | ... | Nigel Holden |
| Derren Nesbitt | ... | Inspector Grosse | |
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Deborah Leng | ... | Francesca |
| Christopher Adamson | ... | Death's Head | |
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Steffanie Pitt | ... | Donna Dutch |
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Eddie Yeoh | ... | Korean Bidder |
| Raymond Johnson | ... | Nigerian Bidder | |
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Nadio Fortune | ... | Italian Bidder |
| Amir M. Korangy | ... | Iranian Bidder | |
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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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EnglishRelease Date:
2 November 1990 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
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$15,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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This is the only theatrical movie starring Sir Michael Caine together with Sir Roger Moore. See more »Quotes
Garald Bradley-Smith: [to the audience, after a gun blows off a plastic head] I've heard of losing your head over a girl, but this...See more »
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Appearing without the permission of his mother: John Cleese as the man on the beach in Barbados who looks like John Cleese. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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One evening,while channel surfing, my friend and I came upon this film on TV. In its own way, it was more astonishing than anything by Kurosawa, David Fincher or Takeshi Kitano. We simply couldn't believe what we were watching. We sat there as dumbstruck and as open mouthed as if we were watching Elvis doing his shopping in the local Sainsburys store. How could any film be such a complete failure? Even awful films usually have some saving grace, some ray of light, that stops your viewing being a completely worthless experience - one good performance or one funny line or even just some good scenery. 'Bullseye!', however, exists entirely in a vacuum; in a cinematic black hole. The script: No good. The acting: No good. The direction: No good. The editing: No good. Even the music: No good. Yet, later, I realised that the ray of light that I'd been looking for was actually in the fact that the film was such a total, glorious misfire and, if one watches it from that perspective, it's a wonderful film. The next time it came on TV I made sure to tape it and every so often I watch it again, in awe at its uselessness. It's nothing against Michael Winner personally. I'm sure he's a lovely bloke but, as a film maker, he makes a magnificent restaurant critic.