The Master of Disguise

Synopsis

In the 2002 comedy film 'The Master of Disguise,' Dana Carvey plays Pistachio Disguisey, a simple-minded waiter who learns he belongs to a long line of masters of disguise. When his parents are kidnapped by the evil Devlin Bowman, Pistachio must harness his newfound skills to rescue them. With the help of his grandfather and a beautiful assistant, Pistachio sets out on a humorous and adventurous journey. As he transforms into various outlandish characters, Pistachio's ultimate goal becomes clear - to defeat Bowman and save his family. Filled with slapstick humor and zany antics, 'The Master of Disguise' is a lighthearted film suitable for the whole family.

Cast

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  Dana Carvey

  Pistachio Disguisey

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  Brent Spiner

  Devlin Bowman

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  Jennifer Esposito

  Jennifer Baker

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  Harold Gould

  Grandfather Disguisey

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  James Brolin

  Fabbrizio Disguisey

• Austin Wolff

  Barney Baker

Reviews

Despite its talented cast and potentially funny premise, 'The Master of Disguise' fails to deliver on its comedic promises. Critics have been particularly harsh on the film, with one calling it 'a painful exercise in unfunny humor' (Rotten Tomatoes). Another review described it as 'forgettable and uninspired' (Metacritic). IMDb users rated the movie at a mere 3.3/10, reflecting the overall disappointment with its execution. Some viewers found a few moments humorous, but the consensus is that 'The Master of Disguise' falls short in terms of acting, humor, and storyline. The film's low ratings across different platforms suggest that it missed the mark in entertaining audiences and creating memorable comedic moments.