Agent Null Null Nix (1997)
Der Amerikaner Wallace Ritchie besucht seinen Bruder James, einen erfolgreichen Banker, in London. Weil James keine Zeit für den Besucher hat, schenkt er Wallace eine Karte für das Theaterspiel „Theatre of Life“, bei dem der Zuschauer in das Geschehen mit einbezogen wird. Doch was Wallace erwartet, ist weitaus realer, als er sich es hätte vorstellen können. Denn statt zu der Inszenierung gerät der ahnungslose Wallace mittenhinein in echtes und tatsächliches Spionage-Komplott wie aus Zeiten des Kalten Krieges. Fest davon überzeugt, nach wie vor Teil des Theaters zu sein, schlüpft Wallace in die Rolle des Auftragskillers und meistert jede Situation mit mehr Glück als Verstand. Leidlich amüsiert befolgt er die Anweisungen seiner Kontaktpersonen, während ihm echte Kugeln um die Ohren fliegen. Erst als die hübsche Lori sein nächstes Opfer werden soll, beschließt er, das Drehbuch zu ändern…
Der Regisseur:
Jon Amiel
Die Autor:
Robert Farrar, Howard Franklin.
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Bill Murray as Wallace Ritchie |
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Peter Gallagher as James Ritchie |
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Joanne Whalley as Lori |
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Alfred Molina as Boris |
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Richard Wilson as Daggenhurst |
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John Standing as Embleton |
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Simon Chandler as Hawkins |
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Geraldine James as Ludmilla Kropotkin |
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Anna Chancellor as Barbara Ritchie |
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Nicholas Woodeson as Sergei |
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Cliff Parisi as Uri |
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John Thomson as Dimitri |
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Janet Henfrey as Ms. Goldstein |
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Terry O'Neill as Spenser |
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Isabel Hernandez as Consuela |
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Donald Pickering as Sir Duncan |
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Venetia Barrett as Sir Duncan's Wife |
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Terence Harvey as Herr Schuster |
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Cate Fowler as Frau Schuster |
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Richard Dixon as Rupert |
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Sarah Crowden as Sylvia |
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Barnaby Kay as SWAT Team Leader |
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David Hounslow as Wilkie |
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Adam Fogerty as Newman |
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Jacqueline Phillips as Annabel |
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Inday Ba as Des |
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Dexter Fletcher as Otto |
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Josephine Gradwell as WPC Wendy |
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Linda Broughton as Middle-aged Woman |
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David Boyce as Middle-aged Man |
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Jo Dow as Hotel Manager |
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Derek Smee as Desk Clerk |
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Sheila Reid as Woman in SS Cap |
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Bob Holmes as Husband in Hotel Room |
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Paul Shearer as TV Reporter |
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Yoshinori Yamamoto as Japanese Man |
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Toshie Ogura as Japanese Woman |
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Charles Simon as Aged Desk Night Clerk |
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Roger Morlidge as PC Cochrane |
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Ashley Gunstock as Policeman in Car #2 |
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Judith Dawson as TV Newscaster |
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David Michaels as MI5 Agent |
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Damian Myerscough as Stage Manager |
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Jason Round as Policeman |
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Andrew Woodall as Malloy |
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Malcolm Storry as Chief Inspector Cockburn |
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Eddie Marsan as Mugger #1 |
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Tat Whalley as Mugger #2 |
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Fred Whitham as Toastmaster |
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Daryll Kay as Liveried Child |
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Linzi Lazlo-Carr as Liveried Child |
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Richard Cubison as Immigration Officer |
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Sarah Greene as TV Presenter |
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Mike Smith as TV Presenter |
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J.E. Freeman as CIA Man |
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Maxwell Caulfield as British Agent |
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Mike Justus as Waiter |
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Mark Chapman as voice overs (uncredited) |
| Directing | Jon Amiel | Director |
| Writing | Robert Farrar | Screenplay |
| Sound | Christopher Young | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Robert M. Stevens | Director of Photography |
| Production | Arnon Milchan | Producer |
| Production | Michael G. Nathanson | Producer |
| Production | Mark Tarlov | Producer |
| Production | Michelle Guish | Casting |
| Editing | Pamela Power | Editor |
| Art | Jim Clay | Production Design |
| Art | Chris Seagers | Art Direction |
| Art | Maggie Gray | Set Decoration |
| Costume & Make-Up | Janty Yates | Costume Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Mark Foster | Costume Supervisor |
| Crew | Aletta Collins | Choreographer |
| Directing | Sally Jones | Script Supervisor |
| Writing | Howard Franklin | Screenplay |
| Crew | Ralph Sall | Executive Music Producer |
| Production | Madeline Warren | Co-Producer |
| Production | Elisabeth Robinson | Executive Producer |
| Production | Joseph M. Caracciolo Jr. | Executive Producer |
| Writing | Robert Farrar | Novel |
| Crew | Mark Southworth | Stunts |
