Mistaken for an actor, small-time crook, Harry Lockhart, finds himself in the midst of the Hollywood community. Hes paired up with private detective “Gay Perry” to get some training for his role, but things begin to get weird when they witness a real murder. —IMDb
CHEMISTRY. This movie's got it. Kilmer and Downey Jr. riff off each other so fast and so frequently you barely have time to catch your breath between laughs, and yet all the rich, wry, witty dialogue is spoken with a succinct degree of conversational realism. Monaghan has serious ability too; I think she's generally been wasted on dry roles since this film.
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