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Cast

Johnny Depp
as Charles Mortdecai

Gwyneth Paltrow
as Johanna

Ewan McGregor
as Martland

Olivia Munn
as Georgina

Jeff Goldblum
as Krampf

Paul Bettany
as Jock

Jonathan Pasvolsky
as Emil

Michael Culkin
as Sir Graham

Aubrey Plaza

Ulrich Thomsen
as Romanov

Alec Utgoff
as Dmitri

Rob DeGroot
as Vladimir

Guy Burnet
as Maurice

Paul Whitehouse
as Spinoza

Oliver Platt

Norma Atallah
as Bronwen

Nicholas Farrell
as Auctioneer

Karl Theobald
as Gardener

Camilla Marie Beeput
as Receptionist

Michael Byrne
as The Duke

Emily Lawrence
as Woman In Jock's Apartment

James Joyce
as Duke's Footman

Jenna Russell
as Detective

Carly Steel
as Krampf's Third Wife

Austin Lyon
as Hotel Clerk

Ricky Champ
as Sergei

Chris Bearne
as Farmer

Georgie Carter
as Farmer's Daughter

Benny Maslov
as Romanov's Aide

Colette O'Neil
as The Duchess

Evie Brodie
as Mum on Plane

Michael Aguiló
as Revolutionary

Michael Michael Shelford
as Sedgwick's Worker

Andrew Spiers
as Sedgwick's Worker - Lights

Paul Westwood
as Sedgwick's Footman

John O'Brien
as Butler

Jerry T. Adams
as Butler #2

Scott Sheldon
as Party Guest

Geoff Pilkington
as Sick Guest

Kumiko Nagano
as Sick Guest

Junix Inocian
as Fang Fat

David Y. Cheung
as Right Hand Man

Leon Sua
as Thug

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• Nov 30, 2015

  It's not going to be called conventionally appealing, or successfully funny, but Mortdecai is not exactly the colossal unwatchable bomb that critics brought out their knives for in the first month of 2015. It's a curiosity that has some merit in its failure but it's hard to lambaste this lark too much because it never takes itself too seriously. Johnny Depp plays Mortdecai, a roguish art dealer who also traffics in stolen paintings. Gwyneth Paltrow is his co-conspirator and wife. Paul Bettany is Mortdecai's long-suffering manservant always getting into dustups or occasionally shot by his master. The weird left turns the comedy keeps taking don't exactly make the movie better but they save it from being completely unmemorable. Your enjoyment factor will weigh heavily upon your tolerance for Depp in full foppish mode, an effete dandy who struggles with his conflating love of his mustache and his wife's distaste for it. The entire story is a shaggy dog caper about stolen art that involves the Russian mafia, MI 5, and Nazi gold, and nothing matters. The actors look to be having a good deal of fun, playing dress up and trying on silly accents. I can't say I laughed out loud but I did occasionally smile at the absurd commitment. I mostly sat wondering how something like this gets made, and then I saw that Depp was one of the producers and that answered that question. Mortdecai may not be worth the invective but that doesn't mean it's good. Nate's Grade: C-
  Nate Z Super Reviewer
• Oct 30, 2015

  Imagine Blake Edwards Pink Panther series updated and starring the oh-so-cool Diana Rigg as a sleuth par excellance and Terry Thomas as her bumbling wannabe a detective husband and you've pretty well got the Mordecai flavor in a nutshell. But to know what I'm talking about one might well have to have been a child of the Sixties and grown up enjoying that brand of slapstick humor. Lacking that upbringing this all might seem a little strange, but having that (and I assure you, I do have it) one might enjoy the lot as sort of time-passing kitschy fun. I certainly did.
  Kevin M. W Super Reviewer
• Oct 19, 2015

  http://cinephilecrocodile.blogspot.co.uk/2015/10/mortdecai-dir-david-koepp-2015.html
  Anthony L Super Reviewer
• Jun 14, 2015

  what, were, you, thinking?!
  

  Shawn M Super Reviewer

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