A pickpocket incident involving Harry leads to a case of murder.
Harry mistakenly believes that his son Harrison's wallet was stolen by a pickpocket. In fact the wallet belongs to another man, Paul Sinclair.
When Harry tries to return the wallet to the rightful man. He finds out from his wife Olivia that he is in Los Angeles on business.
Harry believes that Sinclair might be trying to murder his wife based on a gun receipt he found in Sinclair's wallet. Paul Sinclair also was a suspect in his first wife's death.
Instead to later discover that his wife killed Sinclair as he attempted to fake a break in to kill Olivia.
It all feels to neat for Harry. Maybe this was all a set up especially as he catches Olivia Sinclair being rather cosy with her late husband's business partner.
Whatever the truth, it looks like Foxes are not going to have their Sunday barbecue.
A good romp with the type of locations that families in San Francisco would frequent on a Sunday.
Look out for Stephen Tobolowsky as the hotel clerk.
Harry mistakenly believes that his son Harrison's wallet was stolen by a pickpocket. In fact the wallet belongs to another man, Paul Sinclair.
When Harry tries to return the wallet to the rightful man. He finds out from his wife Olivia that he is in Los Angeles on business.
Harry believes that Sinclair might be trying to murder his wife based on a gun receipt he found in Sinclair's wallet. Paul Sinclair also was a suspect in his first wife's death.
Instead to later discover that his wife killed Sinclair as he attempted to fake a break in to kill Olivia.
It all feels to neat for Harry. Maybe this was all a set up especially as he catches Olivia Sinclair being rather cosy with her late husband's business partner.
Whatever the truth, it looks like Foxes are not going to have their Sunday barbecue.
A good romp with the type of locations that families in San Francisco would frequent on a Sunday.
Look out for Stephen Tobolowsky as the hotel clerk.