True Identity

In the comedy movie True Identity released in 1991, aspiring actor Miles Pope finds himself in the middle of a dangerous situation when he witnesses a mafia murder. To escape the mobsters, Miles decides to disguise himself as a white actor, successfully landing the role of a notorious Italian gangster. As Miles navigates the complexities of maintaining his double life, humor and chaos ensue. True Identity explores the themes of identity, deception, and the lengths one will go to pursue their dreams, offering a unique blend of comedy and suspense set in the vibrant world of Hollywood.

True Identity has received a mixed bag of reviews from critics and audiences alike. While some praised Lenny Henry's comedic performance and the film's unique premise, others found the humor to be hit-or-miss and the plot lacking depth. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a rating of 50%, with critics commenting on the film's entertaining moments but overall inconsistent execution. IMDb rated True Identity at 5.1/10, citing the film's fun concept but underwhelming delivery. Metacritic users echoed similar sentiments, applauding the film's energy while critiquing its formulaic storytelling. Despite its flaws, True Identity remains a light-hearted comedy with some memorable moments that appeal to fans of the genre.