The Stand In

Synopsis

In the 1997 film 'The Stand In', Jan Kašpar plays a dual role of twin brothers, one a successful businessman and the other a struggling actor. The story takes a twist when the actor brother is asked to stand in for his lookalike sibling, leading to a series of hilarious mix-ups and misunderstandings. As the unexpected switch unfolds, the brothers navigate through various comedic and heartwarming situations, ultimately discovering the true meaning of family and identity. With a blend of humor, emotions, and mistaken identities, 'The Stand In' is a captivating tale of self-discovery and brotherly love.

Cast

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  Jan Kašpar

  Principál

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  Zdeněk Svěrák

  Vavroch

• Bořivoj Penc

  Physician Vypich

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  Petr Brukner

  Vlasta

• Marek Šimon

  Bárta

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  Miloň Čepelka

  Sergeant major Vogeltanz

Reviews

Despite its release in 1997, 'The Stand In' continues to charm audiences with its delightful storytelling and Jan Kašpar's captivating performance as the twin brothers. Critics have praised the film for its witty screenplay, engaging plot twists, and the seamless dual portrayal by the talented actor. Rotten Tomatoes rates the movie highly, recognizing its enduring appeal and humor. IMDb users have also given 'The Stand In' an exceptional rating of 9.3/10, applauding its timeless humor and heartwarming message. Metacritic reviewers commend the film for its refreshing take on identity and family dynamics, making it a must-watch for fans of comedy and feel-good movies.