What's the Worst That Could Happen? (2001)

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Written by Donald E. Westlake, Matthew Chapman

Directed by Sam Weisman

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2001

Rating: 12 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Action comedy about a crook trying to get even with a ruthless billionaire who stole his lucky ring. When the businessman catches a thief robbing his house, he has him arrested, but before he's taken away, the rich man slips off the crook's ring, telling the police that it's his own. With the help of some friends, the thief does all he can to get back his lucky jewellery, but he soon discovers that the businessman is equally dishonest.

Cast

Image for Martin LawrenceMartin LawrenceKevin Caffrey
Image for Danny DeVitoDanny DeVitoMax Fairbanks
Image for John LeguizamoJohn LeguizamoBerger
Glenne HeadlyGloria Sidell
Carmen EjogoAmber Belhaven
Bernie MacUncle Jack
Larry MillerEarl Radburn
Nora DunnLutetia Fairbanks
Image for Richard SchiffRichard SchiffWalter Greenbaum
Image for William FichtnerWilliam FichtnerDet. Alex Tardio
Ana GasteyerAnn Marie Berger
Sascha KnopfTracey Kimberly
Siobhan FallonEdwina Windham
GQShelly Nix
Lenny ClarkeWindham

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