Trenchcoat

Trenchcoat is a 1983 American action/comedy film starring Margot Kidder and Robert Hays.
==Synopsis==
The aspiring mystery writer Mickey Raymond (Margot Kidder) travels to Malta to research her first novel and falls in love with a handsome, mysterious American (Robert Hays). She is drawn into a conspiracy both fueled by her vivid imagination and real-world drama. David Suchet plays a local police official who seemingly is one step behind events. Raymond's odd luck leads her to become embroiled in an international plutonium smuggling ring and comedic chaos ensues.
==Cast==
*Margot Kidder as Mickey Raymond
*Robert Hays as Terry Leonard
*Gilda von Weitershausen as Eva Werner
*Daniel Faraldo as Nino Tenucci
*Ronald Lacey as Princess Aida
*John Justin as Marquis De Pena
*Leopoldo Trieste as Esteban Ortega
*Jennifer Darling as Laurie
*Kevork Malikyan as Arab
*Vic Tablian as Achmed
*David Suchet as Inspector Stagnos
==Release==
The film was produced by Walt Disney Productions, but not promoted as such, due to its adult themes. Trenchcoat, Never Cry Wolf, and Dragonslayer are widely regarded as the films that led to the launch of Touchstone Pictures.
The film was released on March 11, 1983, in movie theaters. It was released on VHS and Betamax later that year.
As of March 22, 2011, Trenchcoat was available on iTunes and Amazon.com for digital rental, with the Walt Disney logo being attached to the film for the first time since its theatrical release.
==Reception==
The film was a box office failure, earning a total of $4,304,286 domestically. Siskel and Ebert named it one of the "Stinkers of 1983". It garnered a 3% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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