Rentadick

Year: 1972

Runtime: 94 mins

Language: English

Director: Jim Clark

Comedy

Armitage runs a chemical firm on the brink of perfecting a gas that temporarily disables its victims. Both the military and a Japanese syndicate covet the substance. To protect and to pilfer it, Armitage and the enigmatic Madam Greenfly each hire separate teams from the same detective agency. Their overlapping schemes lead to mistaken identities, double‑crosses and a cascade of slapstick chaos.

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