ComedyThrillerMystery

No Clue

- She's the damsel. He's in distress.

When a beautiful and mysterious woman bursts into the office of Leo Falloon, desperate to find her missing brother, it's just another day in the life of a hard-boiled detective. The problem is, Leo's not a detective. He sells novelty advertising across the hall from the detective, but how hard can it be?

Release Date : 2014-03-07

Language :English

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Sparrow MediaPacific All Risk Production Company

Production Country : Canada

Alternative Titles :

Cast

Character Name : Leo Falloon

Original Name : Brent Butt

Gender : Male

Character Name : Kyra

Original Name : Amy Smart

Gender : Female

Character Name : Ernie

Original Name : David Koechner

Gender : Male

Character Name : Horn

Original Name : David Cubitt

Gender : Male

Character Name : Danny

Original Name : Dustin Milligan

Gender : Male

Character Name : Reese

Original Name : Kirsten Zien

Gender : Female

Character Name : Church

Original Name : Dan Payne

Gender : Male

Character Name : Bar Goon #2

Original Name : Anthony Konechny

Gender : Male

Character Name : Movie Dame

Original Name : Kendra Anderson

Gender : Female

Character Name : 20 Something Receptionist

Original Name : Leanne Lapp

Gender : Female

Character Name : Nelson

Original Name : Garwin Sanford

Gender : Male

Reviews

dennyjt

@dennyjt

2022-07-27

Butt effortlessly transfers his laconic persona honed on “Corner Gase” to a feature-length wayward private eye mystery. When slinky Smart appears in his office and hires him to find her missing brother, he doesn't bother to correct her belief that he is a detective, whose office is across the hall. His job is novelty goods salesman which ill prepares him for the nefarious deeds he is soon enmeshed in. He also fails to recognise that her sob story doesn't ring true.This involves double-dealing in the world of computer games , escalating from intellectual property theft to murder. Butt intrepidly continues to unravel the case, with assistance from his oafish pal Koechner, as developments are conveyed by mock-noir narration. He gets help in one scene from his TV co-star (and wife) Robertson. Overall, it is an enjoyable, witty crime thriller with a cosy feel and quirky characters.