Pure Luck 1991
"Somewhere on the Mexican Riviera, a beautiful, rich heiress has gone missing. Only one man can find her. Unfortunately, they sent two."
Directed by Nadia Tass, *Pure Luck (1991)* blends comedy and drama into a quirky adventure that plays on the idea of luck—both good and bad. The film follows an unlucky accountant, sent to Mexico to track down a wealthy heiress whose bad fortune has left her stranded.
Director: Nadia Tass
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Pure Luck (1991) about?
When a wealthy heiress vanishes in Mexico, her father hires an accountant with a history of terrible luck to find her. His own misfortunes, however, might be the unexpected advantage needed to locate the missing woman in this odd-couple adventure.
Who directed Pure Luck?
Nadia Tass directed Pure Luck, bringing a playful yet polished touch to this offbeat comedy-drama.
Who stars in Pure Luck?
The film stars Martin Short, Danny Glover, Harry Shearer, Sheila Kelley, and Sam Wanamaker in key roles.
Is Pure Luck (1991) worth watching?
As a lighthearted yet engaging comedy-drama, Pure Luck delivers charm through its cast and premise. While not a blockbuster, its unique blend of humor and adventure makes it a fun pick for fans of Martin Short and Danny Glover's chemistry.
How long is Pure Luck?
Pure Luck runs for 96 minutes.
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About Pure Luck (1991) — A Comedy-Drama Adventure with Martin Short and Danny Glover
Directed by Nadia Tass, *Pure Luck (1991)* blends comedy and drama into a quirky adventure that plays on the idea of luck—both good and bad. The film follows an unlucky accountant, sent to Mexico to track down a wealthy heiress whose bad fortune has left her stranded. His own string of misfortunes, however, might just be the key to finding her. With Martin Short and Danny Glover leading the cast, the movie delivers sharp wit and heartfelt moments, all wrapped in a sun-soaked, chaotic atmosphere.
As these two mismatched souls navigate Mexico's vibrant landscapes and even more vibrant mishaps, the film explores themes of fate, connection, and the absurdity of chance. Tass's direction keeps the tone light yet unpredictable, making *Pure Luck* a standout in the comedy-drama genre.