So, if you’re a fan of her style, you can expect that famously huge grin that looks uncannily like Jim Carrey’s Mask, and plenty of Goldberg telling it like it is. The main differences between her characters in Ghost, Sister Act and Jumpin’ Jack Flash being the volume of her hair. Of course, Whoopi’s doing the Whoopi thing. But it’s more bemusing than Bond (assuming the next Bond movie doesn’t involve Daniel Craig singing karaoke to The Rolling Stones in bunny slippers). As one of the first movies to use online communications as part of the plot, Jumpin’ Jack Flash was actually a forerunner of sorts.
So, after stumbling upon Terri via online chat that looks a lot like the prototype for Ceefax, she agrees to help him out of his sticky situation - despite having never actually met him.Īt its heart is a blind love story of sorts as Jack and Terri start to genuinely care about each other amid shootings, secret codes and spies. One, he’s British and a leading man in the 80s.
There are two strange things about him being British. And in doing so, accidently draws her into his murky world.
Jack (Jonathon Pryce) is a British spy in grave danger who accidently taps into the work computer of Whoopi Goldberg’s character Terri.
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