Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005)

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Written by Brett Halliday, Shane Black

Directed by Shane Black

Running Time: 112 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2005

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

A petty thief (Robert Downey Jr.) stumbles into a screen test while on the run from police, and before he knows it, he's in Hollywood preparing for a movie role.

His studio pair him up with a gay private investigator (Val Kilmer) to research his part, but it all gets a bit too literal when he gets embroiled in a murder mystery case - all for the sake of impressing his high-school sweetheart, who is also a struggling actress (Michelle Monaghan).

When is Kiss Kiss Bang Bang next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on ITV1 London November 27th, 11:05pm. See more...

Cast

Image for Robert Downey Jr.Robert Downey Jr.Harry Lockhart
Image for Val KilmerVal KilmerGay Perry
Image for Michelle MonaghanMichelle MonaghanHarmony Faith Lane
Image for Corbin BernsenCorbin BernsenHarlan Dexter
Dash MihokMr. Frying Pan
Larry MillerDabney Shaw
Image for Rockmond DunbarRockmond DunbarMr. Fire
Image for Shannyn SossamonShannyn SossamonPink Hair Girl
Image for Angela LindvallAngela LindvallFlicka
Indio Falconer DowneyHarry at Age 9
Ariel WinterHarmony at Age 7
Duane CarnahanChainsaw Kid
Josh RichmanRickie
Martha HackettPistol Woman
Nancy FishNY Casting Woman

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