Agents live lonely
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| German title | Agents live lonely |
| Original title | Bed & Breakfast |
| Country of production | United States |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 1992 |
| length | 97 minutes |
| Age rating | FSK 12 |
| Rod | |
| Director | Robert Ellis Miller |
| script | Cindy Myers |
| production |
Jack Schwartzman Roger Moore |
| music | David Shire |
| camera |
Peter Shea Peter Sova |
| cut |
John F. Burnett Richard Leeman |
| occupation | |
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Agents live lonely (Original title: Bed & Breakfast ) is a crime comedy with Roger Moore from 1992. Directed by Robert Ellis Miller .
action
In the small coastal town of Peelers Point in the US state of Maine, the widowed Claire runs a small pension together with her mother-in-law Ruth and daughter Cassie. During a morning stroll, daughter Cassie comes across an unconscious man on the beach who resembles James Bond. The unconscious man is looked after by the women, and since he has apparently lost his memory, he is also accepted as a roommate. Daughter Cassie baptizes the nameless man Adam. But Adam has by no means lost his memory: he only intends to hide with the women from the henchmen of a banker who want to kill him. Meanwhile, there is also a crisis between the women because everyone wants to get together with Adam. However, the killers have found out where Adam is and they manage to bring the three women into their power. Adam doesn’t let it sit on him, and he succeeds in defending his new home against the killers.
Soundtrack
On July 1, 1993, David Shire's score was released on CD . The soundtrack contains the following pieces:
- 1. Main Title / Cassie's Toccata
- 2. Claire Remembers Blake
- 3. After-dinner concert / Amos, Roth & Lobsters
- 4. Renovation assembly
- 5. What Cassie Knows / Renovation Montage II
- 6. Chalk Talk / Beach Walk
- 7. "Summer Solstice"
- 8. Rowboat Scene
- 9. Heart to Heart
- 10. Where's Adam / Attic Scene / Decision Montage
- 11. Claire Sailing
- 12. End Credits From Bed & Breakfast
background
- Agents Live Lonely was Colleen Dewhurst's last film
- The film was shot on York Beach, Maine in 1989/90
criticism
"In spite of the distribution title, not an agent thriller, but a romantic comedy about emotional confusion and generation gaps, which overall remains rather unimportant."
"Somewhat funny: 007 as a joke."
"Ex-Bond Roger Moore [...] and" Rocky "wife Talia Shire [...] in an appealingly human crime comedy. The directorial work by Robert Ellis Miller [...] impresses with its cheerful serenity, can certainly come up with action and gives Moore one more opportunity to shine as a charming rooster in the basket. "
synchronization
| role | actor | Voice actor |
|---|---|---|
| Adam | Roger Moore | Niels Clausnitzer |
| Claire | Talia Shire | Almut Eggert |
| Ruth | Colleen Dewhurst: | ? |
| Cassie | Nina Siemaszko | Dorette Hugo |
| Amos | Ford Rainey | Friedrich W. Building School |
| Randolph | Stephen Root | Jürgen Kluckert |
Web links
- Agents live lonely in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Information on the soundtrack at weltbild.de
- ↑ Agents live lonely. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .
- ↑ Agents live lonely at cinema.de
- ↑ Agents live lonely at kino.de (accessed on May 4, 2013)
- ↑ German synchronous files