All the Queen's Men

Name: All the Queen's Men
Genre: Action, Drama, Comedy, War
Released: October 25, 2002
Duration: 99 min
Rating: 19
Cast: Eddie Izzard, Matt LeBlanc, Udo Kier

2002

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Strand Releasing | Release Date: October 25, 2002

Starring: Eddie Izzard, Matt LeBlanc, Udo Kier

Summary: Inspired by a true story during WWII, All the Queen's Men is a comedic drama that illustrates just how far some soldiers are willing to go for their country. (Strand Releasing)

Director: Stefan Ruzowitzky

Genre(s): Action, Drama, Comedy, War

Runtime: 99 min

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Edward Guthmann

What we have here isn't a disaster, exactly, but a very handsomely produced let-down. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Ken Fox

Good-natured fun; it doesn't always work, but it's not for want of trying. Read full review

Hazel-Dawn Dumpert

Bad in such a bizarre way that it's almost worth seeing, if only to witness the crazy confluence of purpose and taste. Read full review

Sean Axmaker

Afraid to pitch into farce, yet only half-hearted in its spy mechanics, All the Queen's Men is finally just one long drag. Read full review

A.O. Scott

Rarely has a movie worked so hard to be so inconsequential. Read full review

Gene Seymour

Let's hope -- shall we? -- that the "true story" that allegedly "inspired" All the Queen's Men was a lot funnier and more deftly enacted than what's been cobbled together here. Read full review

Owen Gleiberman

The comedy is nonexistent. Read full review

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