The Man Who Knew Too Little streaming
Genre
Comedy
Year
1997
Runtime
1h34

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Metascore

The Man Who Knew Too Little

Bill Murray unknowingly becomes the hero of the spy game.

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Synopsis

In the movie 'The Man Who Knew Too Little' starring Bill Murray, an ordinary man from America gets entangled in a web of international espionage while on a trip to England. Through a series of misunderstood events, he mistakenly becomes a key player in a real-life spy operation. Completely unaware of the danger he is in, the man takes on the role of a heroic spy, thinking it's all part of an interactive theater experience. Hilarity ensues as he manages to bumble his way through dangerous situations, leaving chaos and laughter in his wake. Will he unwittingly save the day or end up being a pawn in a dangerous game he knows too little about? Watch as the comedy unfolds in this delightful mix of mistaken identities, espionage, and humor set against the backdrop of London in 1997.

Cast

  • Bill Murray

    Bill Murray

    Wallace Ritchie

  • Peter Gallagher

    Peter Gallagher

    James Ritchie

  • Joanne Whalley

    Joanne Whalley

    Lori

  • Alfred Molina

    Alfred Molina

    Boris

  • Richard Wilson

    Richard Wilson

    Daggenhurst

  • John Standing

    John Standing

    Embleton

Reviews

The Man Who Knew Too Little has mixed reviews from critics. While some appreciate Bill Murray's comedic talent and the unique premise of the film, others find it lacking in depth and originality. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 37% rating, indicating a divisive reception. IMDb rates it 6.6/10, suggesting a moderate overall approval. Critics commend Murray's performance, highlighting his ability to deliver laughs with his signature deadpan style. However, some reviewers feel that the plot falls short in terms of character development and storytelling. Despite the polarized opinions, the film manages to entertain with its wacky humor and unpredictable twists, making it a worthwhile watch for fans of Murray's comedy.