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"Notice How Many
Crosses Are Worn Over
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Directed by John Boorman
- Written by John Le
Carre, Andrew Davies
Starring Pierce Brosnan,
Geoffrey Rush, Jamie Lee
Curtis, Brendan Gleeson
Distributed by Sony -
2001 - 109mins - Rated R |
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In a place this treacherous, what a good spy needs is a spy of his
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Intriguing film that is highlighted by great dialogue and two
wonderful lead performances.
Harry (the always magnificent Geoffrey Rush) is an ex-con turned
tailor in Panama. He is very good, and clothes some of the most
powerful men in the country. Soon, a suave sex-addicted spy named Andy
(Pierce Brosnan, surprisingly effective, plays a sort of anti-James
Bond) hires Harry to eavesdrop on the men he clothes. Soon, Harry
resorts to making up what he hears, and causes a major crisis.
Thrilling, funny, and shocking. Not a film for everyone, but most
people will enjoy the wonderfully written scenes between Rush and
Brosnan. |
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© Written by Jacob Hall -
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TC Candler's Comment
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Richard Propes' Comment
I wonder
if she would wear that dress while reading me
her children's book?
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