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Get Smart's Bruce and Lloyd: Out of Control
Get Smart's Bruce and Lloyd: Out of Control
	DVD cover
Directed by	Gil Junger
Written by	Tom J. Astle; Matt Ember
Based on	Get Smart; by Mel Brooks; Buck Henry; Tom J. Astle; Matt Ember
Produced by	Alex Gartner; Charles Roven; Andrew Lazar; Michael Ewing; William Green
Starring	Masi Oka; Nate Torrence; Jayma Mays; Marika Dominczyk; Terry Crews; Larry Miller; Patrick Warburton
Cinematography	Luke Geissbuhler; Dave Perkal
Edited by	Dean Holland
Music by	Paul Linford
Production; companies	Warner Premiere; Mad Chance; Mosaic Media Group; Callahan Filmworks; Atlas Entertainment
Distributed by	Warner Home Video
Release date	July 1, 2008;
Running time	72 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

Get Smart's Bruce and Lloyd: Out of Control is a direct-to-video film released in 2008. It is a side spin-off of the 2008 film Get Smart and was released in North America on July 1, 2008, 11 days after the parent film began its theatrical run. Directed by Gil Junger, the film is written by Tom J. Astle and Matt Ember, based upon concepts created for the original Get Smart TV series by Mel Brooks and Buck Henry. The film's DVD sales have passed 100,000 copies with $2.2 million gross.^[1]

Plot edit

During the events of Get Smart. Bruce and Lloyd have been testing out an invisibility cloak, but during a party, Maraguayan agent Isabella steals it for the country’s dictator, El Presidente. Now, Bruce and Lloyd must find the cloak on their own because the only non-compromised agents, Agent 99 and Agent 86 (Max Smart), are in Russia. With no field experience, Bruce and Lloyd must learn how to get a girl and infiltrate the Maraguayan Embassy to prevent Maraguay from selling the cloak to KAOS.

The film includes a cameo by Anne Hathaway as Agent 99 (a scene that makes reference to events in the main film), Terry Crews as Agent 91, and a brief appearance by Patrick Warburton as Hymie. Larry Miller plays a dual role as the "Underchief" in charge of the R&D department, and his twin brother, a CIA official (Miller appears as the CIA official in the theatrical film). The closing credits incorporate bloopers and deleted scenes.