

I Spy
When the Switchblade, the most sophisticated prototype stealth fighter created yet, is stolen from the U.S. government, one of the United States' top spies, Alex Scott, is called to action. What he doesn't expect is to get teamed up with a cocky civilian, World Class Boxing Champion Kelly Robinson, on a dangerous top secret espionage mission. Their assignment: using equal parts skill and humor, catch Arnold Gundars, one of the world's most successful arms dealers.
Director(s)
Tate Taylor
Betty Thomas
Richard Graves
Benita Brazier
David Arnold
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Cast & crew

Eddie Murphy
Kelly Robinson

Eric Bruno Borgman
Gundars' Posse (uncredited)

Keith Dallas
Lunchbox

Betty Thomas
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Richard Graves
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Benita Brazier
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Famke Janssen
Rachel

Will Ferrell
President George W. Bush (voice) (uncredited)

Lynda Boyd
Edna

Sugar Ray Leonard
Vegas Commentator

Owen Wilson
Alexander Scott

Malcolm McDowell
Gundars

Gary Cole
Carlos

Phill Lewis
Jerry

Viv Leacock
T.J.

Tate Taylor
Lieutenant Percy

Bill Mondy
McIntyre
Larry Merchant
Vegas Commentator

Jimmy Lennon Jr.
Vegas Ring Announcer

Joe Cortez
Vegas Referee
Steve Albert
Europe Announcer
Bobby Czyz
Europe Announcer

Darren Shahlavi
Cedric Mills
Blake 'The Blade' Lirette
Self

Dana Lee
Zhu Tam
Edmond Kato Wong
Zhu Tam's Pilot (as Edmond Wong)
Gus Lynch
General Elmo Tucker

Malik McCall
Kelly's Pilot

Ray Galletti
BNS Man

Mike Dopud
Jim

Aleks Paunovic
Bob
Kendall Saunders
Beautiful Girl

Yan-Kay Crystal Lowe
Beautiful Girl

Péter Vida
Vespa Guy

J. B. Bivens
BNS Equipment Technician

Zinaid Memišević
Tent Chef
John Scott
Spa Patron
Norman Edge
Spa Patron

Peter Linka
Master of Ceremonies
Bernard J. Manuel
Abi
Csaba Lucas
Hungarian Cop

Yaroslav Poverlo
Hungarian Cop
Eric Bryson
Gundars' Posse

Glenn Ennis
Gundars' Posse

George Josef
Gundars' Posse
Roger Lewis
Gundars' Posse

Tony Morelli
Gundars' Posse

Layton Morrison
Gundars' Posse

Michael Roselli
Gundars' Posse

Kevin Rushton
Gundars' Posse

Angela Uyeda
Vegas Showgirl

Simone Bailly
Vegas Showgirl

Ocean Bloom
Vegas Showgirl
Jade Boragno
Vegas Showgirl
Kristene Kenward
Vegas Showgirl
Deb Macatumpag
Vegas Showgirl
Colette Perry
Vegas Showgirl
Klaudia Kovacs
Hungarian Operator (voice) (uncredited)
Colette Squires
Photographer (uncredited)

Brad Kelly
Guard (uncredited)
Gábor Demszky
Self - Mayor of Budapest (uncredited)
David Arnold
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Reviews
JPV852
Hadn't seen this since it was released on DVD and... pretty much remember it being as mediocre as it was back then. Normally with these buddy films, you have one character who is off-kilter while the other is more serious, but here you had both off-kilter. Had this been today, would've been a good opportunity to be a spoof of Mission: Impossible; cast a normally serious actor to play opposite the outlandish character. **3.0/5**
Kamurai
Annoying watch, probably won't watch again, and can't recommend. I like Eddie Murphy, I usually depend on him to carry movie given he's such a big personality. Unfortunately the character he is playing is every bit as annoying as Owen Wilson and that is amplified as, like I said, Eddie Murphy is a big personality and this character doesn't call for any nuance. Malcolm MacDowell does a his great creepy villain vibe, and Famke Janssen ("Golden Eye": Xenia Onatopp) makes a great spy: I wish she had done more of it. The majority of this movie is Eddie Murphy and Owen Wilson playing some stupid characters and getting into situations that they can barely handle most of the time. It definitely doesn't feel like a "spy movie" the same way that someone knocking over a set of steel plate armor doesn't. This is much closer to an action-comedy, maybe similar to "Rush Hour", but not as good. I'm not saying there isn't anything to enjoy here, I'm just saying you can flip through Eddie Murphy's filmography to find a better movie, and there are a lot of other movies out there to see.
