Plan B 2002
"Ready, Fire... Aim!"
Dive into the chaotic world of *Plan B (2002)*, a darkly comedic action film directed by Greg Yaitanes that blends crime with absurdity.
Director: Greg Yaitanes
Cast
Frank Pellegrino
Frank Varecchio
Paul Sorvino
Joe Maloni
Anthony DeSando
Mario
Diane Keaton
Fran Varecchio
Nick Sandow
Tommy
GlennThomas Cruz
John Anderson
Raymond Franza
Lester
Louis Vanaria
Hal
Bruno Iannone
Sammy
Maury Chaykin
Donald Rossi
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Plan B (2002) about?
*Plan B (2002)* follows a bookkeeper who accidentally believes she's killed three mobsters, only to be promoted by her boss into an even more dangerous role: a hitwoman. The film explores her awkward transformation from an office worker to a reluctant enforcer, blending crime tropes with dark humor.
Who directed Plan B?
Greg Yaitanes directed *Plan B (2002)*, bringing a sharp, satirical edge to the crime-comedy genre.
Who stars in Plan B?
The film stars Frank Pellegrino, Paul Sorvino, Anthony DeSando, Diane Keaton, and Nick Sandow in a mix of crime and comedic roles.
Is Plan B (2002) worth watching?
*Plan B (2002)* is a solid pick for fans of offbeat crime comedies with a unique premise. While not a blockbuster, its quirky humor and Diane Keaton's performance make it a memorable watch for those who enjoy unconventional storytelling.
How long is Plan B?
The runtime for *Plan B (2002)* is 98 minutes.
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About Plan B (2002) — A Dark Comedy About a Bookkeeper Turned Hitwoman
Dive into the chaotic world of *Plan B (2002)*, a darkly comedic action film directed by Greg Yaitanes that blends crime with absurdity. The story follows a bookkeeper who, after mistakenly believing she's eliminated three mobsters, gets thrust into a bizarre new career as a hitwoman. With a cast led by Frank Pellegrino, Paul Sorvino, and Diane Keaton, the film balances sharp wit with offbeat tension, creating a unique tone that's part satire, part thriller. Themes of identity and unexpected ambition collide in this underrated gem, where the line between incompetence and cunning blurs.
*Plan B (2002)* thrives on its quirky premise and offbeat charm, offering a fresh twist on the mob genre. Yaitanes' direction keeps the energy high while the cast delivers performances that oscillate between deadpan humor and genuine suspense. Whether you're a fan of off-kilter comedies or crime flicks with a twist, this movie delivers a satisfying mix of laughs and intrigue.
