Mr. Magoo (film)

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Movie
German title Mr. Magoo
Original title Mr. Magoo
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 1997
length 84 minutes
Age rating FSK 6
Rod
Director Stanley Tong
script Pat Proft
Tom Sherohman
production Andre Morgan
Ben Myron
Robert L. Rosen
Henry G. Saperstein
music Michael Tavera
camera Jingle Ma
cut Michael R. Miller
Stuart H. Pappé
David Rawlins
occupation

The comedy film Mr. Magoo by Stanley Tong , based on the cartoon series and the cartoon series Mister Magoo , was produced in 1997 by Walt Disney Pictures . The title role of the myopic eccentric was played by Leslie Nielsen .

action

Quincy Magoo, an eccentric millionaire, is severely short-sighted . Since he refuses to use glasses, he keeps getting into trouble.

Magoo is visiting a museum when it is robbed by Luanne LeSeur. Magoo happens to get the large ruby called the Star of Kurdistan in his hands. LeSeur tries to take the stone from him. Secret services, represented by Chuck Stupak and Gus Anders, are also after Magoo.

Others

Filmed in Vancouver and Brazil, the comedy grossed over $ 21 million at the US box office. A further 7.5 million dollars was raised through marketing abroad.

Reviews

The Rhein-Zeitung online said: "Klamauk star Leslie Nielsen (...) clearly feels at home in the role of the parade idiot and is in top form again in this family-friendly action fun."

Peter Stack wrote in the San Francisco Chronicle of December 25, 1997 that the comedy contained few good gags and otherwise "lame jokes". It seems like a low-budget film, is cheap and tasteless in general. Kelly Lynch has fire in her.

The lexicon of international films judged: "A moderately interesting comedy, whose leading actor has to fight against a lot of idling and whose book translates the evil joke of the original rather harmlessly, sometimes also clumsily and ridiculously."

DVD release

  • Mr. Magoo . Walt Disney Home Video Entertainment 2002

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. locations
  2. box office results
  3. Rhein-Zeitung ( Memento from August 22, 2009 in the web archive archive.today )
  4. ^ San Francisco Chronicle
  5. Mr. Magoo. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .Template: LdiF / Maintenance / Access used