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1(69 Drew‘s home is dissected and bugged to such proportion, that the bathroom becomes a prime comic prop, with the pipes gummed up the water redirected through the shower and the toilet for Coleman‘s men find the most incredible circumstantial evidence against Drew, and this along with several slapstick comic routines, whose timing is impeccable, make Red Shoe a bit of wonderfullyâ€"sophisticated ‘soleful‘ wit. Tom Hanks (left) plays an innocent musician caught up in a bizarre conspiracy to the confusion of his best friend Morris played by Jim Belushi. He is a concert violinist, deeply offâ€"the wall, and totally oblivious to the chaos about to surround his immediate environment. ’-----------. PAGE 18 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1985 While walking through Washington Dulles airport, Richard Drew is suddenly stalked by two opposing teams of agents. Durning has led Coleman to believe that Drew can actually testify to his illegal drug activities and have him put away for life. Coleman has 48 hours to eliminate Drew. Of course, Richard Drew is just a regular runâ€"ofâ€"theâ€" mill type who lost his virginity to a nurse while suffering from a year‘s bout of bronchitis. Yet Richard Drew (Tom Hanksâ€"Splash, Bachâ€" elor Party) becomes the unwitting pawn in a game of superâ€"intelligence (although this is questioned constantly) in The Man with One Red Shoe, now at Frederick Mall Cinema. Red Shoe is a political highâ€"stakes chess game between CIA director (Charles Durning) and his despicable archâ€"foe Cooper, played by Dabney Coleman, who is fast becoming one of the screens favorite comic ‘baddies." Richard Drew works for the CIA and he doesn‘t even know it. No, he‘s not a relation to famed adolescent sleuth Nancy Drew. In fact, likely the closest he‘s ever come to the word spy is reading Spy vs Spy comics in Mad magazine. 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