Caine admits in the DVD interviews that he did this forgettable thriller as an excuse to spend the winter in the South of France. Keaton's nowhere to be found in the interview section as if he was embarrassed to have been involved.
Quicksand (2002)
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Reviews Counted: 2
Fresh: 0
Rotten:2
Average Rating: N/A
Runtime: 1 hr 35 mins
Genre: Action/Adventure
Synopsis: QUICKSAND is a story about who can one really trust. Martin (Michael Keaton of BATMAN fame) is sent to check on the production of a film in France and winds up in a heap of trouble when some... QUICKSAND is a story about who can one really trust. Martin (Michael Keaton of BATMAN fame) is sent to check on the production of a film in France and winds up in a heap of trouble when some nefarious investors set him up. Martin finds that he must rely on the word of Jake (Michael Caine from CIDER HOUSE RULES) to help him, but can he really trust his friend? [More]
Starring: Michael Caine, Michael Keaton
Starring: Michael Caine, Michael Keaton
Director: John Mackenzie
Director: John Mackenzie
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Even fans of either Michael will find themselves alternately confused and bored out of their skulls.
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