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All the Queen's Men
- Director: Stefan Ruzowitzky
- Writer: Digby Wolfe; Joseph Manduke
- Producer: Zachary Feuer; Manfred Fritsch
CGiii Comment
The poof platoons - apart from the name, there is an offensive streak running through this bullshit.
I'm doing it for the money - the only line the actors should have recited, over and over again.
A vehicle for Izzard, perhaps, with a puncture in all tyres.
Money, criminally, ill-spent.
Trailer...
The(ir) Blurb...
Late in World War II, the Brits still want their hands on a German Enigma, the typewriter-like machine that constructs and sends coded messages. Parachuting behind enemy lines - with two days to find the factory where Enigmas are made, grab one, and get out - are an unlikely quartet: a queen, a pencil pusher, a bookworm, and an almost secret agent. Plus they are all dressed as women, with only a crash course from the queen. They reach their destination, rendezvous with their German contact, a lovely librarian, and start their search. They seemed doomed to fail; is this a fool's errand?
Cast & Characters
Matt LeBlanc as O'Rourke;
Eddie Izzard as Tony;
James Cosmo as Archie;
Nicolette Krebitz as Romy;
David Birkin as Johnno;
Edward Fox as Aitken;
Udo Kier as General Landssdorf;
Oliver Korittke as Franz;
Karl Markovics as Hauptsturmfuhrer;
Sissi Perlinger as Paloma;
Holger Speckhahn as Corporal / Truck;
Pip Torrens as British Major;
Maria Petz as Girl;
Heinrich Herki as Librarian;
Paul Williamson as McCinley