The Paradise Connection

Téléfilm
1979
2h

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John Colicos in The Paradise Connection (1979)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA famous Chicago criminal lawyer, Stuart Douglas, arrives in Maui searching for his son, Bruce, who has run away from a promising legal career; it appears that Bruce has become involved in a... Tout lireA famous Chicago criminal lawyer, Stuart Douglas, arrives in Maui searching for his son, Bruce, who has run away from a promising legal career; it appears that Bruce has become involved in a dangerous drug smuggling operation.A famous Chicago criminal lawyer, Stuart Douglas, arrives in Maui searching for his son, Bruce, who has run away from a promising legal career; it appears that Bruce has become involved in a dangerous drug smuggling operation.

Réalisation
- Michael Preece
Scénario
- Brigitt Christiansen
- Jon Christiansen
Casting principal

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7,3/10

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Réalisation
- Michael Preece
Scénario
- Brigitt Christiansen
- Jon Christiansen
Casting principal

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Jed Clampett Kung-Fu Fighting

I've never understood the appeal of Buddy Ebsen in serious roles. I enjoy him as Jed Clampett, but when all the humor is sucked out of his character, there's nothing left but an expressionless face and a monotonous tone. My deduction is that that's what made this film seem so slow to me. The only real "action" in this film is a fight on a boat and Buddy practicing Kung-Fu on a couple of bad guys. It had potential, and I really liked the twist at the end, but in the scenes without Marj Dusay, it was pretty dull. As for Marj (my reason for watching), I absolutely loved her character & she even managed to get a faint smile out of Buddy once in a while.