Cheech and Chong's The Corsican Brothers (1985)

55% of users liked it
(19,183 ratings)

This version of the classic tale of estranged twin brothers, one good and one evil, whose lives and swords cross as adults, was made for British television. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

Rating, Runtime: PG, 1 hr. 40 min.
Directed By: Tommy Chong
Genres: Action & Adventure, Comedy

In Theaters: Jul 27, 1984 Wide
On DVD: Aug 18, 2003

Critic Reviews

Rob Gonsalves, eFilmCritic.com
After a while it becomes an endurance test, with lots of gratuitous homophobic jokes.

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Featured Audience Ratings

Wahida K

Cheech and Chong Trilogy was never something I was interested but just for the sake of my curiosity
Lafe F

Cheech and Chong just do not fit well in a historical comedy with a weird plot of them feeling each others' pain. It's a place I did not enjoy visiting.
Lee K

Last movie these two did together and it sucked totally. Was expecting way more then what was offered.
Stefan P

Terrible. No real story and I laughed just a few times.
Miriam K

Worst one they did...

Cast
            
            Geraldine Chaplin
            
            Nicholas Clay
            
            Trevor Eve
            
            James Hazeldine as Vincente da Franchi

            Olivia Hussey
            
            Jennie Linden as Countess Wolski

            Kevork Malikyan as Orlandi

            Jean Marsh
            
            Donald Pleasence
            
            Benedict Taylor
            
            Margaret Tyzack as Mme. de Guidice

            Simon Ward
            
            Patsy Kensit
            
            Mark Ryan as Bernardo de Guidice

            Cheech Marin as Luis

            Tommy Chong as Lucien

            Roy Dotrice as Evil Fuckaire

            Shelby Fiddis as Princess 1

            Rikki Marin as Princess 2

            Edie McClurg as The Queen

            Rae Dawn Chong as Gypsy

            Claude Aufaure as Villager

            André Chaumeau as Male Courtier

            Robbi Chong as Princess No. 3

            Germaine Delbat as Knitting Lady

            Jean-Claude Dreyfus as Marquis Du Hickey

            Sophie Favier as Lovely

            Anna Gaylor as Store Owner

            Claire Magnin as Female Courtier

            Pierre Olaf as Male Courtier

            Rebecca Potok as Female Courtier

            Simono as The Waiter

            Yvan Chiffre as Tax Collector

            Olivier Achard as Mime Actor

            David Gabison as Doctor

            Marc Andreoni as Travesti

            Josine Comellas as Knitting Lady

            Johns Rajohnson as Dancer
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