Knee High P.I. 2003
Knee High P.I. (2003) delivers a wild ride with Hank Dingo, the pint-sized private eye whose ego rivals his tiny stature. Directed with playful energy by J.B.
Director: J.B. Rogers
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Knee High P.I. (2003) about?
This comedic whodunit follows Hank Dingo, a diminutive private investigator with a larger-than-life personality, as he tackles the baffling disappearance of lawn jockeys. Along the way, he tangles with a scorned widow, an enraged oil sheik, and a room of seductive captives, all while relying on his fists (and sheer audacity) to crack the case.
Who directed Knee High P.I.?
Knee High P.I. was directed by J.B. Rogers, a filmmaker known for his work in offbeat and comedic projects.
Who stars in Knee High P.I.?
The film stars Martin Klebba in the lead role, alongside Walker Howard, Jim O'Heir, Ion Overman, and Jaime Bergman.
Is Knee High P.I. (2003) worth watching?
If you crave a lighthearted, action-packed comedy with a quirky twist, Knee High P.I. delivers. Its short runtime and over-the-top antics make it a fun, if forgettable, watch for genre fans. Just don't expect a deep mystery—this is all about the ride.
How long is Knee High P.I.?
Knee High P.I. runs for 90 minutes.
About Knee High P.I. (2003) — A Tiny Detective with a Huge Attitude
Knee High P.I. (2003) delivers a wild ride with Hank Dingo, the pint-sized private eye whose ego rivals his tiny stature. Directed with playful energy by J.B. Rogers, this offbeat comedy-thriller throws its hero into the chaotic "Case of the Missing Lawn Jockeys," where brute force often trumps finesse. Hank's no-nonsense approach clashes hilariously with a vengeful widow, a furious oil sheik, and a room of dangerously alluring concubines—each obstacle more absurd than the last. The film blends slapstick humor with a gritty detective aesthetic, creating a tone that's equal parts chaotic and charming.
Starring Martin Klebba as the indomitable Hank, this TV movie boasts a cast that sells the absurdity, from Walker Howard's deadpan suspects to Jim O'Heir's scene-stealing cameos. With a runtime of 90 minutes, it's a tight, punchy adventure that never takes itself too seriously. Expect over-the-top action, witty banter, and a mystery that's more about the journey than the destination—perfect for fans of irreverent comedies with a side of crime-solving chaos.