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Charlie Mortdecai first appeared in the 1970s through a trilogy of novels starting with Don't Point That Thing at Me.

But here is the secret: All of those complaints are why the film works in retrospect.

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“Because,” I said, pouring myself a large whisky, “I made the fake. Fifteen years ago. For Algernon’s father. The old rogue.”

Movie Review: Mortdecai

The Mortdecai Guide: Art, Anarchy, and Awful Behavior

1. Who is Charlie Mortdecai?

Imagine if Bertie Wooster (from Jeeves) was a sociopath, and Jeeves was a thuggish, loyal, and extremely violent Cockney ex-con. That is Charlie Mortdecai.

What is "Mortdecai"? A Plot Summary for the Uninitiated

For those who missed the train wreck (or are just curious), Mortdecai follows the Honorable Charlie Mortdecai, a dissolute, foppish, and bankrupt British art dealer. He lives a life of champagne, debt, and smutty innuendo with his stunningly patient wife, Johanna (Gwyneth Paltrow). mortdecai

If you're a die-hard Johnny Depp fan or enjoy mindless action-comedies, "Mortdecai" might be worth a watch. However, if you're seeking a more coherent, engaging film with well-developed characters, you might want to look elsewhere.