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Who is Cletis Tout? (DVD, 2003)
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While in prison, Trevor Finch (Christian Slater), an ex-convict specializing in identification falsification, meets a magician and jewel thief, Micah (Richard Dreyfuss). Toget...Read more

Movie synopsis

While in prison, Trevor Finch (Christian Slater), an ex-convict specializing in identification falsification, meets a magician and jewel thief, Micah (Richard Dreyfuss). Together, they bust out and take on new identities, planning to dig up a pile of diamonds that Micah buried under a tree. Unfortunately, their plans are foiled when Finch chooses to use the name Cletis Tout. Cletis Tout was journalist who sold unflattering pictures to scandal sheets, and the mob is after Tout--now Finch, thinking he's the real Tout--because he gave the press incriminating pictures of a gangster murdering a prostitute. To make matters worse, Micah contacts his headstrong daughter Tess (Portia De Rossi), to help them find the diamonds. After Micah is knocked off by the mob, Finch and Tess embark on a journey to find the diamonds themselves, only to discover a low security prison surrounds the spot where the diamonds are buried. Putting a unique narrative spin on the film, WHO IS CLETIS TOUT? is told entirely in flashback as Critical Jim (Tim Allen), a hit man hired by the mob to kill Tout, holds Finch at gunpoint forcing him to describe his journey.

Product Details
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Rating: Rated R
  • Features: Letterboxed
  • Sound: Stereo Sound
Credits
Director:Chris Ver Wiel
Leading Role:Christian Slater, Richard Dreyfuss
eBay Product ID: EPID3401363
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Editorial reviews

"...Amusing....Portia de Rossi is engaging..."
Box Office - Bridget Byrne (08/01/2002)

"...A gem of a romantic crime comedy that turns out to be clever, amusing and unpredictable....The film has an inviting mellow look..."
Los Angeles Times - Kevin Thomas (07/26/2002)

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