Updated June 26, 2020 |
Infoplease Staff
| Director: | Jon Amiel |
| Writers: | Robert Farrar and Howard Franklin |
| Director of Photography: | Robert Stevens |
| Editor: | Pamela Power |
| Music: | Chris Young |
| Production Designer: | Jim Clay |
| Producers: | Arnon Milchan, Michael Nathanson and Mark Tarlov |
| Regency Enterprises and Warner Bros.; PG; 92 minutes | |
| Release: | 11/97 |
| Cast: | Bill Murray, Peter Gallagher, Joanne Whalley, Alfred Molina and Geraldine James |
| Based on the novel Watch That Man by Robert Farrar |
Another one-joke film that wastes the antic talents of Murray. After a series of duds, it looks as if he may be well past his prime. Iowan video-store clerk Wallace Ritchie (Murray) travels to London to visit his bigwig bank executive brother, James (Gallagher), only to be sent out for a night of participatory theater so James can entertain important clients. Wallace haplessly stumbles upon a bombing plot that he thinks is all part of the play. But it's the real thing, and Wallace participates in high-stakes car chases, shootouts and a Russian folk dance. Will Gallagher ever stop playing uptight yuppies?
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