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| | :: rogerebert.com :: Reviews :: A Fish Called Wanda (xhtml) |
 | | In "A Fish Called Wanda," for example, Michael Palin is desperately in love with a tank of tropical fish, and so Kline, who is equally desperate about discovering the whereabouts of some stolen jewels, eats the fish, one at a time, in an attempt to force Palin to talk. |
 | | And he is a master at the humiliating moment of public unmasking, as when Cleese the barrister, in court, accidentally calls Curtis "darling." The movie involves an odd, ill-matched team of jewel thieves led by Tom Georgeson, a weaselly thief who is locked up in prison along with the secret of the jewels. |
 | | One friend of mine already says she won't see "A Fish Called Wanda" because she has heard that dogs die in it (she is never, of course, reluctant to attend movies where people die). |
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