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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTwo contrasting NYC cops guard a mob witness before testimony while handling personal drama, spouses, criminals, arms dealers and their demanding captain.Two contrasting NYC cops guard a mob witness before testimony while handling personal drama, spouses, criminals, arms dealers and their demanding captain.Two contrasting NYC cops guard a mob witness before testimony while handling personal drama, spouses, criminals, arms dealers and their demanding captain.
- Récompenses
- 2 victoires et 2 nominations au total
Bobby Collins
- Carlo
- (as Bobby C. Collins)
Eliza Roberts
- Boys in Blue Director
- (as Eliza Garrett)
Penn Jillette
- Luther
- (as Penn)
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesAccording to a interview with John C. McGinley (AV Club's Random Roles- April 2013), the film was original shot as a musical with full musical numbers. After editing, only two musical numbers remained. McGinley was unsure of why specifically the numbers were cut or by whom, but McGinley mused that he found the film in its present form an incoherent mess.
- GaffesWhen Toody is on the subway, the stickers on the door say "New York." When the train is going by, you can see a TTC (Toronto Transit Commission) logo on the side of the subway car.
- Citations
Officer Gunther Toody: Tell Don Marty, Detroit Dan is here.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Lost in Translation (2003)
- Bandes originalesMambo Luv
Performed by David Johansen and Coati Mundi
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I've sat through some dreadful films in my time, but this one may well be the all-time winner. I watched the whole thing with my mouth hanging open in stunned disbelief that it could be as bad as it was.
I was extremely interested in seeing the film around the time it came out. This was back when Nick@Nite was showing reruns of the old Car 54 TV show, and I was one of the many who was first exposed to it there and fell in love with it. My understanding was that it was this renaissance of cult interest in the show that motivated the making of a movie. So I was looking forward to seeing said movie.
The thing about this movie was, it seemed extremely evident that NOBODY associated with the making of this movie HAD EVER actually *seen* the original TV show upon which it is (supposedly) based. That the main characters are named Toody and Mulldoon seems almost a coincidence; they aren't even *remotely* like the original characters, except in so far as being cops. The original Car 54 TV show had a delightful, wacky sense of humor. This abomination of a film has NO sense of humor. I didn't not laugh once, not one single time. The original TV show had an amusing, catchy theme song. This thing had some monstrosity of a rap. What I will never, ever fathom is how *anybody* ever signed off on this thing at any stage in its development. I want to know who looked at the script for this and say "Yeah! That's great!" and what drugs they were on.
I remain in everlasting awe that they were able to propose, write, film, edit, and release a Car 54 film that had absolutely NOTHING to do with the great old TV show, Car 54, Where Are You. When you factor in the disappointment factor over what it could have been, I think this could well be the worst ever. There was just *no good reason* for it to have been this bad.
I was extremely interested in seeing the film around the time it came out. This was back when Nick@Nite was showing reruns of the old Car 54 TV show, and I was one of the many who was first exposed to it there and fell in love with it. My understanding was that it was this renaissance of cult interest in the show that motivated the making of a movie. So I was looking forward to seeing said movie.
The thing about this movie was, it seemed extremely evident that NOBODY associated with the making of this movie HAD EVER actually *seen* the original TV show upon which it is (supposedly) based. That the main characters are named Toody and Mulldoon seems almost a coincidence; they aren't even *remotely* like the original characters, except in so far as being cops. The original Car 54 TV show had a delightful, wacky sense of humor. This abomination of a film has NO sense of humor. I didn't not laugh once, not one single time. The original TV show had an amusing, catchy theme song. This thing had some monstrosity of a rap. What I will never, ever fathom is how *anybody* ever signed off on this thing at any stage in its development. I want to know who looked at the script for this and say "Yeah! That's great!" and what drugs they were on.
I remain in everlasting awe that they were able to propose, write, film, edit, and release a Car 54 film that had absolutely NOTHING to do with the great old TV show, Car 54, Where Are You. When you factor in the disappointment factor over what it could have been, I think this could well be the worst ever. There was just *no good reason* for it to have been this bad.
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Détails
Box-office
- Budget
- 10 700 000 $US (estimé)
- Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 1 238 080 $US
- Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 791 182 $US
- 30 janv. 1994
- Montant brut mondial
- 1 238 080 $US
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