Casino Royale

Synopsis

In the 1967 comedic James Bond spoof film 'Casino Royale', chaos erupts as multiple spy agencies compete to locate the hidden formula for a powerful weapon. The film parodies the spy genre with an ensemble cast led by Peter Sellers as Evelyn Tremble, who is recruited to impersonate James Bond. The elaborate plot unravels in the luxurious Casino Royale, where absurd situations, quirky characters, and unexpected twists keep the audience entertained. Filled with humor, suspense, and surrealism, 'Casino Royale' delivers a unique and entertaining take on the world of espionage, making it a cult classic in its own right.

Cast

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  David Niven

  James Bond

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  Peter Sellers

  Evelyn Tremble

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  Ursula Andress

  Vesper Lynd

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  Orson Welles

  Le Chiffre

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  Joanna Pettet

  Mata Bond

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  Daliah Lavi

  The Detainer

Reviews

Despite its star-studded cast and potential for comic gold, 'Casino Royale' fails to live up to its promise. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a disappointing 26%, with critics calling it a messy and disjointed parody that lacks cohesion. IMDb's rating of 5.0/10 reflects the overall mediocre reception, highlighting the film's confusion and failure to capitalize on its potential. On Metacritic, 'Casino Royale' scores a mere 48/100, with reviewers noting the film's lack of direction and over-reliance on gags. While some appreciate the film's creative liberties, many find it a chaotic and inconsistent attempt at humor.