Kathleen Turner

Burt Reynolds

Christopher Reeve

Ned Beatty

Henry Gibson

George Newbern

Al Waxman

Ken James

Barry Flatman

Ted Simonett

Anthony Sherwood

Joe Silver

Charles Kimbrough

Allan Royal

Andre Mayers

Bill Randolph

Monica Parker

Fiona Reid

Laura Robinson

Angelo Rizacos

Tony Rosato

Jackie Richardson

Laurie Paton

Katya Ladan

Corrine Koslo

Judah Katz

Jason Blicker

Diane Douglass

Noel Gray

Jane Schoettle

Ida Carnevali

Megan Smith-Harris

Cheryl Wilson

Arlene Mazerolle

C.J. Lusby

Richard Comar

Grant Cowan

Wayne Fleming

Jonathan Welsh

Bill Cotterell

Jack Duffy

Warren Davis

Rex Hagon

Philip Akin

Patrick Patterson

Diana Douglas

Philip Malotte

Chick Roberts

James Loxley

Ray Landry

John Dee

Peter Walachy

John S. Davies

Eric Fink

Robert Morelli

Heather Holmberg

Marlon Sterling Long

Ben Hecht

Ted Kotcheff

Charles MacArthur

Shelley Cook

Lynn Stalmaster

Martin Ransohoff

Jonathan Reynolds

Rose Marie McSherry

Mark S. Freeborn

Thom Noble

Charles Dunlop

Anne Pritchard

Dwayne McLean

Mary E. McLeod

Don Carmody

John Laning

Steve Danyluk

Dave Sheridan

Ed Hanna

Gustave Meunier

Wayne Griffin

Joyce Kozy King

Andy Chmura

Thom Ryan

Richard Cadger

Deborah Zwicker

François Protat

Jim Kaufman

Blair Roth

Janet Spiegel

Diana Ladyshewsky

Teresa Robinson

Patricia A. Galvin

Katherine Southern

Don Miloyevich

Susanna David

Tony Parkins

Robin Leigh

Steve Switzer

Jane Tattersall

Kim W. Chow

Joan E. Chapman

Susan Maggi

Frances Semple

Donna Powell

Peter McBurnie

Ray Boyle

Chris Helcermanas-Benge

Bruce Macaulay

Reet Puhm

Gail Filman

Peter Ransohoff

Stephen Andrzejewski

Tristan Tondino

Stacey Coker

Cindy Burden

David R. Beecroft

Michel Legrand

Philip Leto

Daniel R. Bradette

Michael Kohne

Larry Engelmann

Jim Mathews

Michael Rea

Peter Lavender

Comedy

Switching Channels

TriStar Pictures

United States of America

"Switching Channels" endeavours to recreate the sparkling and quick witted energy of the classic fast paced screwball comedies that dominated cinemas for years and in this respect it is considerably successful in doing so. The pace never slows down and it is very entertaining when the whole film takes an unexpected turn after Ike Roscoe engineers his escape from the electric chair and there is plenty of comedic byplay to enjoy around the office photocopying machine where he is hiding. The comedy works tremendously well in this film as do all the other elements which could have resulted in a very uneven film (especially when dealing with the politically ambitious Roy Ridnitz), but fortunately this is never allowed to happen in a film which is a wonderful slice of entertainment that works incredibly well throughout with memorable results.

English

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