Shooting Fish

1997
PG
1h 49m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,5/10

7,9 k

MA NOTE

Kate Beckinsale, Dan Futterman, and Stuart Townsend in Shooting Fish (1997)

Theatrical Trailer from 20th Century Fox

Liretrailer2 min 03 s

1 vidéo

24 photos

Comedy Crime Romance

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTwo con artists' plan to steal enough for a house are twisted when a pretty girl enters the picture.Two con artists' plan to steal enough for a house are twisted when a pretty girl enters the picture.Two con artists' plan to steal enough for a house are twisted when a pretty girl enters the picture.

Director
- Stefan Schwartz
Writers
- Stefan Schwartz
- Richard Holmes
Stars

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,5/10

7,9 k

MA NOTE

Director
- Stefan Schwartz
Writers
- Stefan Schwartz
- Richard Holmes
Stars

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Prix
- 3 victoires au total

Anecdotes
During filming, animal rights activists showed up with the intention to make sure all the fish were treated correctly. After viewing the script, and realizing that the title of the film was really more about cheating 'fish' than actually shooting it, they left somewhat embarrassed.

Gaffes
Dylan says Stanley Grove is in SW19 but in fact it is in SW8.

Citations
Dylan: We're about to become the proud possessors of 2 million quid in useless notes because the queen doesn't like her picture. Jesus Christ, it's self, self, self for some people!

Générique farfelu
The three blow-up dolls are listed among the cast in the closing credits as Frankie, Sally and Angie.

Autres versions
Some non-UK versions remove scenes showing the demolition of the house, the hiding in the safe and the consequent exploding cars.

Connexions
Referenced in The Adam and Joe Show: Episode #2.2 (1997)

Bandes originales
Me And You Vs The World
Written & Performed by Space
Courtesy of Hit & Run Music/Gut Music & Gut Records

Commentaires des utilisateurs53

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How can anyone hate this film?

I first saw this at the cinema, believe it or not, purely on the strength of the fact that it uses 'Me And You Versus the World' by Space as the title music. I'm so glad that I did.

The film is a lightweight romp with implausible but thoroughly likeable characters. It isn't a thought provoking piece of angst, but then it never ever professes to be.

I now own this on dvd, and after several watches it still remains fresh and engaging and never fails to put a smile on my face.

There's no individual outstanding component in this film, but it's one that I just *keep* coming back to. Superb fun.