Scandalous (1984)
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(8 ratings)
In this superficial interpretation of an intended suspense story and comedy, Robert Hays plays a TV anchor man on a flight to London who is duped by his attractive co-passenger (Pamela Stephenson) into thinking he is onto secret spying activities. After the plane lands, the newsman is unexpectedly… More In this superficial interpretation of an intended suspense story and comedy, Robert Hays plays a TV anchor man on a flight to London who is duped by his attractive co-passenger (Pamela Stephenson) into thinking he is onto secret spying activities. After the plane lands, the newsman is unexpectedly accused of murdering his own wife. By the time Inspector Anthony Crisp (Jim Dale) gets into the picture, events have traveled a little farther into the bizarre (John Gielgud in black leather), too far to be saved by the good acting of the leads. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
- Directed By
- Rob Cohen
- Genres
- Mystery & Suspense, Comedy
PG,
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Cast
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Robert Hays
as Frank Swedlin
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John Gielgud
as Uncle Willie
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Pamela Stephenson
as Fiona Maxwell Sayle
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Jim Dale
as Inspector Anthony Crisp
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M. Emmet Walsh
as Simon Reynolds
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Nancy Wood
as Lindsay Manning
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Maureen Bennett
as Patti
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Ron Cook
as Taxi Driver
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Anthony Gardner
as Salesman
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Richard Hope
as Young Detective
- Lauren Hutton
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Richard Ireson
as Taxi Driver
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Terry Kingley
as News Scoop
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Preston Lockwood
as Leslie
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Albert Moses
as Vishnu
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Duncan Preston
as Hal
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Elizabeth Richardson
as Shop Girl
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Toby Robins
as Pamela Reynolds
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Hilary Ryan
as Girl Reporter
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Joris Stuyck
as Mustaad
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Ron Travis
as Porno Director
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Emil Wolk
as Greek Restaurant Owner
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Michael Drew
as Newscaster
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Peter Whitman
as Sgt. Mac Williams
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James Magill
as The Bobby
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Stuart Saunders
as Croft
- Anita Kennedy
- Ed Dolan
- Paul Reeve
