The Master of Disguise 2002
"1,000 faces...and not a single clue."
In *The Master of Disguise (2002)*, directed by Perry Andelin Blake, Italian waiter Pistachio Disguisey inherits a family legacy of shape-shifting mastery when his patriarch is kidnapped by the cunning Devlin Bowman.
Director: Perry Andelin Blake
Cast
Dana Carvey
Pistachio Disguisey
Brent Spiner
Devlin Bowman
Jennifer Esposito
Jennifer Baker
Harold Gould
Grandfather Disguisey
James Brolin
Fabbrizio Disguisey
Austin Wolff
Barney Baker
Edie McClurg
Mother Disguisey
Maria Canals-Barrera
Sophia (as Maria Canals)
Robert Machray
Texas Man
Michael Bailey Smith
Henchman
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *The Master of Disguise (2002)* about?
*The Master of Disguise (2002)* follows Pistachio Disguisey, an Italian waiter who discovers he belongs to a family of master disguisers. When his father is kidnapped by a treasure-hunting villain, Pistachio must use his supernatural abilities to impersonate foes, allies, and even inanimate objects to stop the theft of priceless artifacts.
Who directed *The Master of Disguise*?
Perry Andelin Blake directed *The Master of Disguise*, bringing a blend of family-friendly comedy and fantasy to the screen.
Who stars in *The Master of Disguise*?
The film stars Dana Carvey as Pistachio Disguisey, Brent Spiner as the villain Devlin Bowman, Jennifer Esposito as a key ally, and Harold Gould and James Brolin in supporting roles.
Is *The Master of Disguise (2002)* worth watching?
While *The Master of Disguise (2002)* leans into lighthearted comedy and family entertainment, it offers a fun, fast-paced adventure with Dana Carvey's signature humor. If you enjoy quirky fantasy films or comedies with a whimsical twist, it's worth a watch—just expect more silliness than deep drama.
How long is *The Master of Disguise*?
*The Master of Disguise* runs for 80 minutes.
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The Master of Disguise (2002): A Shape-Shifting Comedy Adventure — Full Movie Info
In *The Master of Disguise (2002)*, directed by Perry Andelin Blake, Italian waiter Pistachio Disguisey inherits a family legacy of shape-shifting mastery when his patriarch is kidnapped by the cunning Devlin Bowman. With high-stakes globetrotting and a dash of slapstick chaos, Pistachio must use his supernatural disguise skills to outwit Bowman and foil his plan to plunder the world's most precious treasures. This family-friendly adventure blends fantasy and comedy into a vibrant, zany ride filled with disguises, double-crosses, and relentless humor.
The film's eclectic cast—led by Dana Carvey as Pistachio, Brent Spiner as the eccentric villain, and Jennifer Esposito as the love interest—delivers a mix of physical comedy and whimsical charm. The story balances lighthearted fun with a touch of heart as Pistachio uncovers his courage and purpose. With its breezy 80-minute runtime, *The Master of Disguise (2002)* is a playful escapade that appeals to all ages.
