Fletch (1985)

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Written by Greg McDonald, Andrew Bergman

Directed by Michael Ritchie

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1985

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Action-comedy about a wisecracking Los Angeles reporter working undercover as a homeless beach-bum on a drug-dealing story. Fletch smells a rat when a wealthy businessman offers him 50,000 dollars if he can kill the cancer-ridden executive and follow the foolproof escape plan. Unable to resist, the reporter pretends to agree and sets out to unravel the mystery behind the man and his suicidal plan

When is Fletch next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Sky Movies Comedy December 10th, 4:50am and on Sky Movies Comedy HD December 10th, 4:50am. See more...

Cast

Chevy ChaseIrwin 'Fletch' Fletcher
Joe Don BakerChief Jerry Karlin
Dana Wheeler-NicholsonGail Stanwyk
Richard LibertiniFrank Walker
Tim MathesonAlan Stanwyk
M. Emmet WalshDr. Joseph Dolan
Image for George WendtGeorge WendtFat Sam
Image for Kenneth MarsKenneth MarsStanton Boyd
Image for Geena DavisGeena DavisLarry
Bill HendersonSpeaker
William TraylorTed Underhill
George WynerMarvin Gillet
Tony LongoDetective
Larry Flash JenkinsGummy
Ralph SeymourCreasy

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