Shooting Fish
- 1997 film
Quirky comedy about an inventive pair of fraudsters who attempt to scam wealthy corporations out of large amounts of money in order to buy the house of their dreams. Stars Rowena Cooper, Scott Charles, Antonia Corrigan, Myles Anderson, Jane Lapotaire and more.
Shooting Fish
In their mid-twenties, Dylan (Dan Futterman) and Jez (Stuart Townsend) are two orphans who are over qualified and under employed. Dylan is a fast talking Yank. Jez is a tongue-tied technical genius with a bad haircut. Tired of the "rich get richer" syndrome, they decide to exploit it. Their aim is to make a million pounds each and London is their oyster. They use every coupon, enter every free prize draw, and scam anyone who can afford it. But into their lives comes Georgie (Kate Beckinsale) who has her own mission, just as driving, just as inventive, but far more altruistic. She needs money - a lot of money... and in Jez and Dylan she's struck gold!
First released: Tuesday 17th April 2001
Extra features
- Featurette
- Actor's research
- Soundbites
- B-Roll
DVD- Distributor: Entertainment In Video
- Region: 2
- Discs: 1
- Minutes: 99
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