In Time
In a dystopian future where time is literally money, individuals stop aging at 25, but must earn every precious second ...
In this comedy sequel directed by Mike Bigelow, Rob Schneider returns as Deuce Bigalow, a hapless fish tank cleaner who finds himself drawn back into the world of male prostitution after his former pimp, T.J. Hicks, played by Eddie Griffin, gets him involved in a murder investigation in Amsterdam. Deuce must navigate a series of eccentric clients and clear his name when a serial killer begins targeting Europe's top gigolos. Along the way, he reconnects with his love interest, Kate, portrayed by Arija Bareikis, and faces off against a suspicious detective played by Oded Fehr. The film also features Jeroen Krabbé as a wealthy businessman, Til Schweiger as a rival gigolo, and Rachel Stevens as one of Deuce's clients. With a runtime of 83 minutes, this R-rated comedy takes Deuce from the beaches of Malibu to the canals of Amsterdam, blending slapstick humor with a whodunit plot. The screenplay was co-written by Rob Schneider, David Garrett, and Jason Ward, with production by John Schneider.