Title:
Mad Dogs and Englishmen
Released: 1995
Genre: Thriller
/ Drama / Mystery / Romance
Runtime: 97 min
Country: UK
Language: English
Tagline:
A beautiful woman with a dark secret. A young man
searching for the truth. A dangerous game that could
kill them both.
Plot
Summary: Antonia Dyer is young and rich
- an aristocatic beauty. But in private she is also
a drug addict. Motorcycle messenger Mike Stone becomes
involved with her when he delivers a package from
Tony Vernon-Smith an aristocratic thug who can 'supply'
anything - at a price. Ofcourse money is the one thing
Antonia isn't short of. Stringer is a ruthless Drug
Squad officer who becomes unhinged when he discovers
that his daughter Sandy is also involved with Vernon-Smith's
Chelsea drugs scene. A complex story unfolds.
Comments:
Mad
Dogs starts off well-A police raid of a local drug
store, but after the first half an hour, it becomes
incredibly boring. It focuses on the romance between
a hard ass American biker and a lonely druggy. No-one
really deserves any real recognition for this, but
Jock Ackland is probably better than the rest. Elizabeth
Hurley is patchy. In some scenes she does well, but
in others you wonder why she is such a big success.
Cast
overview:
Joss Ackland .... Insp. Sam Stringer
Elizabeth Hurley .... Antonia
Christopher Adamson .... Max Quinlan
Marcus Bentley .... Photographer's Assistant
Claire Bloom .... Stringer's Wife
Jeremy Brett .... Tony Vernon-Smith
Scott Rhodes .... Myres
Russ Kane .... Flying Eye Reporter
Andrew Connolly .... Clive Nathan
Louise Delamere .... Sandy
Cheryl Doll .... Young Antonia
Nicola Duffett .... Diane
Alan Freeman .... Disc Jockey
Paula Hamilton .... Charlie
David Harewood .... Jessop
Ian Henderson .... Surveillance Detective
Movie
scenes preview:
Scene #1
Scene
Description:
Elizabeth Hurley removing in a love scene from Mad Dogs
and Englishmen.
featured
actress:
