Multiplicity

  • 12
  • Harold Ramis (1996)
  • US
  • 112 min
Multiplicity
Film Review
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3 out of 5

Michael Keaton finds his time stretched to the limit between his wife, career and family, until he meets a scientist who offers to clone him, in this inventive comedy from director Harold Ramis. Of course, one clone ends up not being enough and soon he has an attic full of them - all played by Keaton and each with a different personality - while his unsuspecting wife (Andie MacDowell) wonders what on earth is going on. It's not as eye-wateringly funny as Ramis's Groundhog Day, but it is, nonetheless, a sprightly romp that benefits from superb, very funny multiple performances by Keaton.

Plot Summary

A workaholic whose demanding job often keeps him away from home hits on the idea of cloning himself so he can spend more time with his wife and kids. However, this is when his problems really begin, as the clones start to take over his house. Comedy, starring Michael Keaton, Andie MacDowell, Harris Yulin and Richard Masur. Includes One Minute Movie Guide at 12.40pm.

Cast and crew

Cast

Doug Kinney
Michael Keaton
Laura Kinney
Andie MacDowell
Zack Kinney
Zack Duhame
Jennifer Kinney
Katie Schlossberg
Dr Leeds
Harris Yulin
Del King
Richard Masur
Vic
Eugene Levy
Noreen
Ann Cusack

Crew

Director
Harold Ramis

Other Information

Language: 
English
Colour
Theatrical distributor: 
Columbia Tri-Star Films (UK)
Guidance: 
Edited for language.
Available on video and DVD
Certificate 12
Categories
Comedy

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