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SYNOPSIS
When seasoned con artist Roy Courtnay meets wealthy widow Betty McLeish, he is thrilled by the prospect of pulling off yet another easy scam. However, as they get to know each other more and more, Roy is surprised to find himself caring about her and drawn to a labyrinth of unexpected consequences.
CAST
Helen Mirren
Actor
As Betty McLeish
Ian McKellen
Actor
As Roy Courtnay
Russell Tovey
Actor
As Steven
Jim Carter
Actor
As Vincent
CREW
Bill Condon
Director| Producer|
Carter Burwell
Musician|
Tobias A. Schliessler
Cinematographer|
Greg Yolen
Producer|
Jeffrey Hatcher
Writer|
Virginia Katz
Editor|
The Times of India
The Good Liar works better as an acting masterclass by its brilliant lead performers, rather than a taut and rewarding storytelling experience.
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Firstpost
The Good Liar makes for fun viewing despite its flaws. As long as it is not milking the past, it gives enough time to McKellen and Mirren to surprise and enthrall us with their incredible talent. More importantly, it makes a strong case for more films with leading roles for older actors. Given the right script, the decades spent honing their craft can provide wholesome entertainment for everyone.
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The Indian Express
At one point, Roy says the country life with Betty, which he is living as part of his elaborate farce, is making him feel suffocated, submerged in beige. Not grey. Beige. You might find yourself using that expression often.
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