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1989 Certificate 12
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A big-hearted, bumbling private eye is out to solve a kidnapping case his boss doesn't want solved. In a bizzare array of disguises, he's determined to crack the case and prove that he's one crumb that will not be swept under the rug... Read more

Starring John Candy, Annie Potts, Barry Corbin, Jeffrey Jones
Director Paul Flaherty
Genres Action/Adventure, Comedy

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Who's Harry Crumb?

A big-hearted, bumbling private eye is out to solve a kidnapping case his boss doesn't want solved. In a bizzare array of disguises, he's determined to crack the case and prove that he's one crumb that will not be swept under the rug...

Starring John Candy, Annie Potts, Barry Corbin, Jeffrey Jones, Shawnee Smith, Wesley Mann
Director Paul Flaherty
Studio SONY PICTURES HOME ENTERTAINMENT
Run time DVD: 1 hr 26 mins
Certificate Certificate 12
Genres Action/Adventure, Comedy
Language DVD: English
Released DVD: 10 Nov 2008
Production year: 1989
Format DVD

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  • Candy makes the transition from sidekick to stardom as Harry Crumb, bumbling private eye. The plot is a lightweight... read more on Time Out

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    • Posted 04 Nov 2008

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  • 11 out of 13 people found this review helpful

    Rated - 5 stars

    Brilliant John Candy comedy

    The best scene in the film has to be when John Candy first enters his boss's office. The beauty salon is a great movie moment, and the end Drag Queen scene would put the late Divine to shame!

      • Gymreject from Robertsbridge, East sussex
      • Posted 10 Jun 2005 18:39

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  • Rated - 1 star

    bad, baby, bad

    having watched this, up to the point - about midway through - where i could take no more, it occurred to me that there should be a new category for films qualifying for a recommended age group. Ergo, if a movie is rated suitable for over 15s, why not have one suitable only for under 5s. This wretched example of puerile and juvenile humour would definitely be one of them.

      • docgibbons from Ross-on-Wye
      • Posted 27 Jan 2009 15:42

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