All the Queen's Men

PG-13

Released Oct 25, 2002

1 hr. 45 min.

Comedy

LGBTQ+

List

7%

29 Reviews

Tomatometer

51%

2,500+ Ratings

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During World War II, the Germans are in possession of a machine called the "Enigma" that transmits and encodes confidential data. American intelligence agent O'Rourke (Matt LeBlanc), along with British agents Johnno (David Birkin) and Archie (James Cosmo), is recruited to procure the device for the Allied powers. There's one problem: The machine is hidden in a Berlin factory where only women work. With the aid of drag queen Tony (Eddie Izzard), the agents break in dressed as women.

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Critics Consensus

All the Queen's Men never capitalizes on its gender-bending conceit, instead relying on low-hanging jokes that never elicit a chuckle.

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Audience Member

One of my favorite movies ever, I love Eddie Izzard.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

01/19/23

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Audience Member

I am really surprised this got so many bad reviews. I found it quite delightful and engaging with excellent performances from Izzard, Krebitz (marry me, please), and Birkin. It is properly light hearted with great character interactions and some nice suspense.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars

02/07/23

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Audience Member

A fairly unremarkable affair with an uneven tone that hops between serious and comic too often and takes a fairly predictable route to an ending that suddenly feels like something much better. Its a shame they didn't embrace the silliness, pepped up the flat dialogue and had some real fun with the implausibly crazy situation.

Rated 1.5 out of 5 stars

02/06/23

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I agree with the flixster synopsis written for this film. I think it would make a hysterically funny stage play in NYC! Eddie Izzard is great in drag (must be the practice). I love his approach to all things girly. LOL Matt LeBlanc was a bit harsh for me, but still accomplished the goals. There were a few continuity breaks, but all in all a good film. See it if you're looking for a different type of war story, but see it with an open mind.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars

02/06/23

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Audience Member

Kind of a dumb premise, yet totally worth it to see Matt LeBlanc try to be a woman (he fails miserably, so don't worry ladies.) Also, Eddie Izzard is superb as usual.

Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars

02/07/23

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Audience Member

I saw this movie yesterday.. Its not a great movie that can last within you.. Rated as comedy there are few mediocre seens in which there are some comedyaspects although its not a film that could be really memorable.. Even though it has great comedians scuh as Matt le Blanc and writer David Schnieder it doesnt give you a great emmory of it. Poor film, in myopinion, and bad camera shots.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

01/19/23

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Stefan Ruzowitzky

Director

Matt LeBlanc

O'Rourke

Suzy Eddie Izzard

Tony

James Cosmo

Archie

Nicolette Krebitz

Romy

Udo Kier

General Landssdorf

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Dennis Harvey

Variety

Not bad enough to qualify as a memorable dud, multinational production nonetheless misses mark on every level.

Sep 9, 2009

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Owen Gleiberman

Entertainment Weekly

The comedy is nonexistent.

Rated: F

Nov 1, 2002

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Moira MacDonald

Seattle Times

It all feels like a Monty Python sketch gone horribly wrong.

Rated: 1/4

Oct 25, 2002

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Pablo Villaça

Cinema em Cena

Um filme que Joey, personagem de LeBlanc em Friends, certamente poderia ter protagonizado.

Rated: 1/5

May 9, 2006

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Emanuel Levy

EmanuelLevy.Com

Rated: 2/5

Jul 19, 2005

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Scott Nash

Three Movie Buffs

Weak in parts, but should please Eddie Izzard fans.

Rated: 3/4

Sep 27, 2003

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Synopsis

During World War II, the Germans are in possession of a machine called the "Enigma" that transmits and encodes confidential data. American intelligence agent O'Rourke (Matt LeBlanc), along with British agents Johnno (David Birkin) and Archie (James Cosmo), is recruited to procure the device for the Allied powers. There's one problem: The machine is hidden in a Berlin factory where only women work. With the aid of drag queen Tony (Eddie Izzard), the agents break in dressed as women.

Director: Stefan Ruzowitzky
Executive Producer: Phil Alden Robinson, Rainer Virnich
Screenwriter: David Schneider
Distributor: Strand Releasing
Rating: PG-13 (Violence|Sexuality|Language)
Genre: Comedy, LGBTQ+
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Oct 25, 2002, Original
Release Date (DVD): Nov 18, 2003
Box Office (Gross USA): $22.7K
Sound Mix: Surround