El teatro de la vida

Título original: The Man Who Knew Too Little

1997
PG
1h 34min

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Bill Murray and Joanne Whalley in El teatro de la vida (1997)

Wallace Ritchie está confundido con un espía y debe detener un complot para asesinar a líderes internacionales en un banquete.Wallace Ritchie está confundido con un espía y debe detener un complot para asesinar a líderes internacionales en un banquete.Wallace Ritchie está confundido con un espía y debe detener un complot para asesinar a líderes internacionales en un banquete.

Dirección
- Jon Amiel
Guionistas
- Robert Farrar
- Howard Franklin
Elenco

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6.6/10

35 k

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Dirección
- Jon Amiel
Guionistas
- Robert Farrar
- Howard Franklin
Elenco

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Trivia
One of the Agents at the end has the last name of Venkman, just like Bill Murray's character in the first two Ghostbusters movies.

Errores
The German map shown at the presentation is completely wrong. Frankfurt is found roughly in the Munich area and so forth.

Citas
James Ritchie: Am I talking to an actor now, or a human being?
Chief Insp. Cockburn: Neither sir, I'm a policeman.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Mad City/Bean/Starship Troopers/Eve's Bayou/The Wings of the Dove (1997)

Bandas sonoras
Hully Gully
Written by Fred Smith and Clifford Goldsmith (as Cliff Goldsmith)
Performed by Tommy Kinsman
Courtesy of Mercury Records Ltd.
By Arrangement with Polygram Film & TV Licensing

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The Good & Bad Of 'The Man Who Knew Too Little'

HE GOOD - This was better than I expected, especially after reading some negative reviews on it. Bill Murray is perfect for his role. There are several scenes I just laughed out loud. He had some funny lines. The film moves well and the comedy is generally good. Joanne Whalley-Kilmer is usually nice to watch

THE BAD - The only weak part, unfortunately, was the last 20 minutes. Also, this is basically a one-joke movie and that joke can begin to tire after about 40 minutes. I didn't care for Peter Gallagher's role.

OVERALL - Like "Groundhog Day," a good vehicle for Murray's humor makes it an entertaining film, but I'd rent it before buying it.