Quick Change

• Bill Murray: Grimm Chipovsky
• Geena Davis: Phyllis Potter
• Randy Quaid: Loomis
• Jason Robards: Sheriff Rotzinger
• Philip Bosco: bus driver
• Dale Grand: Street Vendors
• Bob Elliott: Guardian in the bank
• Brian McConnachie: Bank Manager
• Tony Shalhoub: Taxi driver
• Stanley Tucci: Harry

Quick Change ( Original title: Quick Change) is an American remake of the successful French comedy The Boss (1985 ) from the year 1990 was directed by Bill Murray and Howard Franklin, who also wrote the screenplay.. The main roles were played by Bill Murray and Geena Davis.

Action

Three bank robbers, led by Grimm Chipovsky, rob a bank. You can escape by distracting the leader of the police chip with grotesque demands for various flight vehicles. To note some hostages are released, which are the robbers themselves in reality. It begins a journey through New York, during which they first moved to then be attacked themselves and have to change their car against a bus.

You finally arrive to the airport. Shortly before the start of the aircraft the police, however, want to arrest another criminal appears. Grimm randomly helps to overpower him. The police chief Rotzinger that already managed the negotiations during the bank robbery, wants to officially thank Grimm and listed his address. Only after the departure of the aircraft, he notes that chip and Chipovsky are the same person.

Criticism

Encyclopedia of the International film: Up on the input and final gag unoriginal comedy; routinely, but staged uninspired and also acting disappointing.