Smart People is not, more’s the pity, a feature length actioner led by a bunch of immaculately well turned out gents in tweed.
No, when they say ‘smart’, the makers of this film mean the American version of smart, better known to us Euros as intelligent, clever or big bloody brainboxes.
Here, the smart person in question is Dennis Quaid, and for us, his brainy bragging rights are already well secured- after all, he did pilot his way out of Martin Short in Inner Space, which is no mean feat.
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Smart People is not, more’s the pity, a feature length actioner led by a bunch of immaculately well turned out gents in tweed.
No, when they say ‘smart’, the makers of this film mean the American version of smart, better known to us Euros as intelligent, clever or big bloody brainboxes.
Here, the smart person in question is Dennis Quaid, and for us, his brainy bragging rights are already well secured- after all, he did pilot his way out of Martin Short in Inner Space, which is no mean feat.
Smart People is not, more’s the pity, a feature length actioner led by a bunch of immaculately well turned out gents in tweed.
