Womanising, doesn't give a damn bike rider Fauss (Redford) befriends naive / simple soul Fauss (Pollard) who acts as mechanic for Redford and lets him ride using his name after Redford is banned. All is fine until they both fall for new girl Lauren Hutton.
Rather dull, of its time quasi road movie hampered by an overly simplistic morality tale and a non existent relationship between the leads, such that you feel very little for either of them. Pollard is more exuberant than usual in the last third of the film, but still does his usual mumbling, staring at the floor act for most of it. The only significant plus point is Redford's performance where he atypically plays a somewhat unsavoury character but one that keeps us interested - he is the only reason to see this rather disappointing effort.
Rather dull, of its time quasi road movie hampered by an overly simplistic morality tale and a non existent relationship between the leads, such that you feel very little for either of them. Pollard is more exuberant than usual in the last third of the film, but still does his usual mumbling, staring at the floor act for most of it. The only significant plus point is Redford's performance where he atypically plays a somewhat unsavoury character but one that keeps us interested - he is the only reason to see this rather disappointing effort.