The Truth About Charlie

Regina and Joshua take a train from Paris' Gare du Nord station, bound for London's Waterloo station.

The rail equipment used carries the blue and white TGV livery, the French high-speed line that runs domestically in several directions from Paris.

However, only yellow Eurostar trains run from Gare du Nord through the Channel Tunnel to England.

After Regina is attacked by Zadapec in the elevator and Joshua pulls him off her, he tells her to take the elevator up and you see the elevator start going up.

However, the next camera shot from her view is with the elevator going down.

When Regina is in the elevator after "Joshua" saves her, he sends her up in the elevator, but when we see Joshua scuffling with the attacker from Regina's point of view, the lift is going down, we know this because we see his shoes disappear from the top of the screen, if she was going up, we would see his head or shoes disappear from the bottom of the screen.

When in the restaurant, Regina and "Alex" kiss, her head is tilted to her right and his to his right, a split second later, her head is tilted to her left and his to his left, they did not have enough time to change.

Using a mint stamp by applying an inappropriate postmark, or even simply spoiling the adhesive by attaching it to a piece of paper, can reduce the value considerably, maybe even making the item totally worthless.

At the airport in Paris, Joshua says to Regina that they are now in another country.

However, their only previous meeting was in Martinique.

Whilst located in the Caribbean, Martinique is an overseas department of France.

Thus, they are still in the same country as where they met before.

This has to be THE very worst "remake" I have seen in my entire life. That this piece of garbage could remotely be compared to "Charade" is ridiculously laughable.

I tried to watch it.

Peter Stone's Charade was a wonderfully constructed plot, both in the movie and in the book. It flowed nicely, kept surprising you and was just lots of fun.

The Truth About Charlie is a fair action film that stars Mark Wahlberg, Tim Robbins, Thandie Newton, Joong-Hoon Park, and Ted Levine! There are many surprising moments in this picture.

Everything about this film is terrible. Forget about the original masterpiece charade...

I count three times that Mark Wahlberg has taken parts that were originally done by stars from old Hollywood. He was the astronaut taking Charlton Heston's role in the remake of Planet Of The Apes.

Directed by Jonathan Demme. Starring Thandie Newton, Mark Wahlberg, Tim Robbins, Christine Boisson, Park Joong-hoon, Ted Levine, Lisa Gay Hamilton, Simon Abkarian, Stephen Dillane.

When I got this movie from my local library, "Charade" came in another DVD. That's when I found out that "The truth About Charlie" was a remake of "Charade".

Now before watching this film, had no knowledge that it is a remake of an apparent classic picture. Only after seeing a few of the top reviews did notice this is a remake.