Finders Keepers

In this British comedy, a reclusive, eccentric millionaire, Sir Michael (Sir John Gielgud), is on his deathbed and wishes to be buried in a coffin of his own design. However, his estranged son, Robert (Michael Hordern), and his ambitious business partner, Davies (Jimmy Nail), have other plans. They conspire to swap the millionaire's body with that of a recently deceased boxer, hoping to prevent the will from being read. Their plan quickly unravels, leading to a series of chaotic and absurd events as they try to cover up their scheme.

Finders Keepers was met with a mixed to negative reception from critics, with many finding its humor to be uneven and its plot convoluted. While some appreciated Richard Lester's signature quirky direction and a few performances, the film as a whole failed to resonate with a broad audience.

• The film suffers from a disjointed plot and inconsistent comedic tone.

• Some viewers found the performances to be a highlight, particularly Sir John Gielgud.

• Richard Lester's directing style felt out of place for this particular story.

Google audience: Audience reviews for Finders Keepers are scarce, but available commentary suggests a general disappointment with the film's humor and storytelling, with few strongly recommending it.

Sir John Gielgud, who plays the dying millionaire Sir Michael, was actually in his early 80s at the time of filming, adding a layer of authenticity to his role as an elderly magnate.