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Two spies find their friendship tested by an alluring female.
2012
English
Stereo
Comedy
Drama
Romance
Action/adventure
Espionage
Dating
Other
Cast & Crew
Chelsea Handler
(Actor)
.. Trish
John Paul Ruttan
(Actor)
.. Joe
Abigail Spencer
(Actor)
.. Katie
Rosemary Harris
(Actor)
.. Nana Foster
George Touliatos
(Actor)
.. Grandpa Foster
Clint Carleton
(Actor)
.. Jonas
Warren Christie
(Actor)
.. Steve
Leela Savasta
(Actor)
.. Kelly
Laura Vandervoort
(Actor)
.. Britta
Dominique Bourassa Brownes
(Actor)
.. Hong Kong Beauty
Daren Herbert
(Actor)
.. Agent Bothwick
Viv Leacock
(Actor)
.. Agent Downing
Jenny Slate
(Actor)
.. Emily
Kasey Ryne Mazak
(Actor)
.. Ken
Blaine Patry
(Actor)
.. Bucket Head Kid
Aleks Paunovic
(Actor)
.. Karate Dad
Joey Forfellow
(Actor)
.. Karate Kid
Jakob Davies
(Actor)
.. Boy With Glasses
Patrick Monroe
(Actor)
.. Tuck Sparring Partner
Ash Lee
(Actor)
.. Smart Consumer Employee
Conrad Coates
(Actor)
.. Smart Consumer Guard "Hudson"
Lauren Dowe
(Actor)
.. Sweater Set Girl
Lee Razavi
(Actor)
.. Goth Girl
Jennifer Kitchen
(Actor)
.. Focus Group Woman
Lossen Chambers
(Actor)
.. Focus Group Woman
John Stewart
(Actor)
.. Trish's Husband
Jill Teed
(Actor)
.. CIA Agent
Graeme Goodhall
(Actor)
.. Dancer
Alex Pesusich
(Actor)
.. Dancer
Che Pritchard
(Actor)
.. Dancer
Louise Hradsky
(Actor)
.. Dancer
Kirstyn Konig
(Actor)
.. Dancer
Tyrell Witherspoon
(Actor)
.. Dancer
Richard O'Sullivan
(Actor)
.. Dancer
Jen Oleksiuk
(Actor)
.. Dancer
Paul Becker
(Actor)
.. Dancer
Allan H. Gray
(Actor)
.. Tailor
Daruisz Slowick
(Actor)
.. Strip Club Bouncer
Klodyne Rodney
(Actor)
.. Dog Shelter Worker "Betty"
Mason Brown
(Actor)
.. Dog Shelter Kid "Nick"
Thomas J. Potter
(Actor)
.. CIA Clerk "Jenkins"
Desiree Zurowski
(Actor)
.. Older Family Friend
Fred Henderson
(Actor)
.. Older Family Friend
Mamie Laverock
(Actor)
.. Mamie
Gretal Montgomery
(Actor)
.. Flight Attendant "Maya"
Arien Boey
(Actor)
.. Trish's Kid
Derek Waters
(Actor)
.. Valet
Mike Johnson
(Actor)
.. Heinrich's Driver
Daren A. Herbert
(Actor)
Marcus Gautesen
(Actor)
More Information
Did You Know..
Chelsea Handler
(Actor)
.. Trish
Born:
February 25, 1975
Birthplace: Livingston, New Jersey, United States
Birthplace: Livingston, New Jersey, United States
Trivia:
A brash, acerbic, by-the-throat comedienne who built a career out of skewering pop culture fixations such as Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie, Chelsea Handler grew up in a devout Jewish household in New Jersey (with five siblings) and entered show business by way of stand-up comedy. In that sphere, Handler's unapologetically blunt and occasionally self-denigrating routines both turned heads and won her a massive following; she appeared and performed in such venues as HBO's U.S. Comedy Arts Festival and the Montreal Comedy Festival. Handler achieved her broadest recognition, however, on television; she was a fixture on the Oxygen network's Girls Behaving Badly (2002), a reality program in which an all-female cast set about playing outrageous, Candid Camera-style practical jokes on unsuspecting men. The E! network subsequently signed Handler for two eponymous programs: The Chelsea Handler Show (2006), a loosely knit collection of skits, blackouts, mock interviews, and spoofs done with a biting edge, and a follow-up series, the after-dark Chelsea Lately, similarly structured but more specifically devoted to sending up pop culture phenomena and developments.On the side, Handler also published a popular book, the tell-all My Horizontal Life: A Collection of One-Night Stands -- which described in graphic and comic detail the performer's entire sexual history -- and made guest appearances on network series including The Bernie Mac Show, Reno 911!, and The Practice.She gained fame as both an author and a TV personality, and also appeared in the 2012 romantic comedy This Means War, and saw her books adapted into a short-lived television series That 70's Show alum Laura Prepon played Chelsea and Handler herself played the recurring character Sloane.
John Paul Ruttan
(Actor)
.. Joe
Born:
May 12, 2001
Abigail Spencer
(Actor)
.. Katie
Born:
August 04, 1981
Birthplace: Gulf Breeze, Florida, United States
Birthplace: Gulf Breeze, Florida, United States
Trivia:
Her father was Pensacola surfing legend Yancy Spencer. Began competing in beauty pageants at age 4. Appeared in the musical Annie at age 12. Was a member of the Pensacola Children's Chorus. Portrayed Rebecca Tyree on All My Children from 1999 to 2001 and snagged a Soap Opera Digest Award as Outstanding Female Newcomer for her work. Stayed with family friend Kathie Lee Gifford when she relocated to New York to film AMC. Had a recurring role on season 3 of Mad Men as Suzanne Farrell, Sally Draper's teacher and Don Draper's love interest.
Rosemary Harris
(Actor)
.. Nana Foster
Born:
September 19, 1927
Birthplace: Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire, England
Birthplace: Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire, England
Trivia:
Known for her stage work and solid supporting performances in film and television, Rosemary Harris has earned particular praise for her ability to skillfully portray formidable characters, despite a petite frame and delicate features that would normally belie such a strong aura of authority. Harris grew up in India and did not plan on pursuing a career in acting -- in fact, her original career choice was nursing. She would, however, change course and begin acting studies at the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London. By 1951, Harris made her U.S. stage debut with great success in a Broadway production of Moss Hart's Climate of Eden, and returned to England to participate in the British premiere of The Seven Year Itch.Harris continued to act -- both on-stage, on the small screen, and in the film world -- throughout the '50s and '60s, starring opposite some of the industry's most prominent figures, including Richard Burton, Jason Robards, Rex Harrison, Laurence Olivier, and Peter O'Toole. After winning a British Tony award in 1966, Harris impressed critics and audiences with her portrayal of a Jewish doctor's wife in the multi-Emmy award-winning television production of Holocaust in 1978, and again in 1979, when she played the matriarch of an 1844 Virginian pioneer family in The Chisholms. Holocaust wasn't Harris' introduction to the Emmys -- one of the actress' most celebrated performances was for her role in the 1975 Masterpiece Theatre production of The Notorious Woman, a portrait of flamboyant novelist George Sand.Harris' 1954 film debut as the unrequited love interest of Stewart Granger in Beau Brummell was met exceedingly well; in fact, the actress was offered a variety of long-term roles from Hollywood, but she turned them down to pursue theater. Ten years later, however, Harris would return to the big screen for her supporting role in the thriller The Boys From Brazil (1978), and later co-starred in TV's The Ploughman's Lunch, a 1983 political drama. After performing at her typical standard in film and television, as well as traveling across continents for her theater career, Harris gave a volatile performance as renowned author T.S. Eliot's mother-in-law in Tom & Viv (1994) -- earning her an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress. This, however, was only after earning critical praise for a series of mid-'90s theater roles, including those of a diabetic's mother in the 1991 tearjerker Steel Magnolias, an imposing grandmother in Lost in Yonkers (1992), and a troubled wife in An Inspector Calls (1994). After Harris' Oscar recognition, Kenneth Branagh felt it only appropriate to cast her as the Player Queen opposite Charlton Heston's Player King in Hamlet (1996). In 2002, Harris portrayed Peter Parker's aunt in Spider-Man, and reprised the role in Spider-Man 2 (2004).
George Touliatos
(Actor)
.. Grandpa Foster
Born:
December 09, 1929
Clint Carleton
(Actor)
.. Jonas
Born:
September 02, 1972
Warren Christie
(Actor)
.. Steve
Born:
November 04, 1975
Birthplace: Belfast, Northern Ireland
Birthplace: Belfast, Northern Ireland
Trivia:
Made his professional debut in a 2001 episode of Pasadena. Is perhaps best known for playing Cameron Hicks in sci-fi drama series Alphas between 2011 and 2012. In 2012, was nominated for the Best Lead Performance by a Male in a Dramatic Series at the Leo Awards, for his role in Alphas. Played the role of Sergeant Mark Cross in crime drama series Motive between 2014 and 2016. In 2020, appeared as Bruce Wayne/Batman in the television series Batwoman.
Leela Savasta
(Actor)
.. Kelly
Laura Vandervoort
(Actor)
.. Britta
Born:
September 22, 1984
Birthplace: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Birthplace: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Trivia:
Her Dutch ancestry more than evident via her traditional Flemish look, fair-haired Canadian-born actress Laura Vandervoort seemed poised to scale untold heights when she took her dramatic bow in the early 2000s (at age 16). Initially, Vandervoort landed bit parts in direct-to-video outings such as Alley Cats Strike! (2000), Mom's Got a Date With a Vampire (2000), and Troubled Waters (2006), but she quickly signed for a lead, as Kara (aka Supergirl) in the seventh season of the series Smallville. Vandervoort next landed a very small part in the 2007 theatrical release The Lookout, written and directed by Out of Sight scribe Scott Frank. In the years to come, Smith would remain active on screen, appearing in movies like Ted and on the SyFy werewolf series Bitten.
Dominique Bourassa Brownes
(Actor)
.. Hong Kong Beauty
Daren Herbert
(Actor)
.. Agent Bothwick
Born:
January 17, 1976
Viv Leacock
(Actor)
.. Agent Downing
Born:
April 20, 1974
Jenny Slate
(Actor)
.. Emily
Born:
March 25, 1982
Birthplace: Milton, Massachusetts, United States
Birthplace: Milton, Massachusetts, United States
Trivia:
Comedian Jenny Slate graduated from Columbia University before making waves in New York as one half of the comedy team Gabe & Jenny. After making a memorable appearance on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Slate went on to join the 2009 cast of Saturday Night Live, where she made a serious impression by accidentally using an expletive on live television. Slate was let go at the end of the season (seemingy because of her on-air slip), but she bounced back quickly with the short film Marcel the Shell with Shoes On, which she created with her then-husband. The film gained a following online and gave Slate some favorable press after her SNL incident. Since then, she has carved out an impressive TV career with both guest and recurring arcs on shows like Parks and Recreation and House of Lies and doing voice-over work on shows like Bob's Burgers. In 2014, Slate starred in Obvious Child, her first starring role, and recieved a Critics' Choice Award for her work.
Kasey Ryne Mazak
(Actor)
.. Ken
Blaine Patry
(Actor)
.. Bucket Head Kid
Aleks Paunovic
(Actor)
.. Karate Dad
Born:
June 29, 1969
Joey Forfellow
(Actor)
.. Karate Kid
Jakob Davies
(Actor)
.. Boy With Glasses
Born:
January 29, 2003
Patrick Monroe
(Actor)
.. Tuck Sparring Partner
Ash Lee
(Actor)
.. Smart Consumer Employee
Conrad Coates
(Actor)
.. Smart Consumer Guard "Hudson"
Born:
December 07, 1970
Birthplace: London, England, United Kingdom
Birthplace: London, England, United Kingdom
Trivia:
Is of Jamaican descent.Moved to Canada at a very young age, where he was raised.Started his acting career in small theater companies.Is a professor of acting at Seneca University in Toronto, Canada.Created Coates & Company to provide training for Business Communication.
Lauren Dowe
(Actor)
.. Sweater Set Girl
Lee Razavi
(Actor)
.. Goth Girl
Jennifer Kitchen
(Actor)
.. Focus Group Woman
Born:
June 09, 1971
Lossen Chambers
(Actor)
.. Focus Group Woman
John Stewart
(Actor)
.. Trish's Husband
Jill Teed
(Actor)
.. CIA Agent
Graeme Goodhall
(Actor)
.. Dancer
Alex Pesusich
(Actor)
.. Dancer
Che Pritchard
(Actor)
.. Dancer
Louise Hradsky
(Actor)
.. Dancer
Kirstyn Konig
(Actor)
.. Dancer
Tyrell Witherspoon
(Actor)
.. Dancer
Richard O'Sullivan
(Actor)
.. Dancer
Born:
May 07, 1943
Jen Oleksiuk
(Actor)
.. Dancer
Paul Becker
(Actor)
.. Dancer
Allan H. Gray
(Actor)
.. Tailor
Daruisz Slowick
(Actor)
.. Strip Club Bouncer
Klodyne Rodney
(Actor)
.. Dog Shelter Worker "Betty"
Mason Brown
(Actor)
.. Dog Shelter Kid "Nick"
Thomas J. Potter
(Actor)
.. CIA Clerk "Jenkins"
Desiree Zurowski
(Actor)
.. Older Family Friend
Fred Henderson
(Actor)
.. Older Family Friend
Mamie Laverock
(Actor)
.. Mamie
Gretal Montgomery
(Actor)
.. Flight Attendant "Maya"
Arien Boey
(Actor)
.. Trish's Kid
Derek Waters
(Actor)
.. Valet
Born:
July 30, 1979
Birthplace: Lutherville, Maryland, United States
Birthplace: Lutherville, Maryland, United States
Trivia:
Umpired Little League baseball as a teen. While working in a video-rental store in Los Angeles, a customer asked for a movie that starred Sidney Poitier. Waters asked the man to spell the actor's name so he could look up the film. The customer was Sidney Poitier, as his manager later informed him. Was once part of the comedy duo Derek and Simon, with Simon Helberg, with whom he starred in the web series Derek & Simon: The Show. Was a member of the Upright Citizens Brigade. Appeared in two short films with Halberg, Derek & Simon: The Pity Card, and Derek & Simon: A Bee and a Cigarette. Co-creator and star of Drunk History. Has a Saturday Night Live script autographed by all the members of his favorite band, Pearl Jam. Has taken boxing lessons.
Mike Johnson
(Actor)
.. Heinrich's Driver
Daren A. Herbert
(Actor)
Born:
January 17, 1976
Marcus Gautesen
(Actor)
