Cagney et Lacey - Les retrouvailles

Original title: Cagney & Lacey: The Return

TV Movie
1994
TV-PG
1h 35m

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Tyne Daly and Sharon Gless in Cagney et Lacey - Les retrouvailles (1994)

Cagney, now a Lieutenant, re-teams with Lacey, who has left the force, to search for a cache of missing firearms.Cagney, now a Lieutenant, re-teams with Lacey, who has left the force, to search for a cache of missing firearms.Cagney, now a Lieutenant, re-teams with Lacey, who has left the force, to search for a cache of missing firearms.

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8willandcharlenebrown

Got the bang back together!!!!!

This was so much fun to watch. I am 50 years old and grew up as a kid watching this show. Got my wife to watch all seasons last year and she loves it too! I had no idea they had 2 reunion movies. Can't wait to watch the other one. This one was awesome with the old gang. Only person I wish they had in it was Michael (Lacy's son) and Legordia :) so nice they mentioned him. He was the actor who got cancer and died during the syndicate.

I also can express how much of a crush I have on Tyne Daly! Find me on instagram Tyne!!! My name is williniowa haha.

siderius

Two great women detectives (and actresses) successfully reunited.

It is usually wise to avoid most "return" television movies - but I loved Cagney and Lacey - The Return. The plot brings back two great characters - Cagney and Lacey - later in their lives. Things have changed. Lacey has quit the force and Cagney is now a lieutenant working for the D.A.'s office. They've lost touch, but circumstances bring them back together again. So, we get to watch two great actresses, Sharon Gless and Tyne Daly reprise two great roles. Mary Beth is trying to get back into the work force and is meeting with very little success and - stand back - Cagney is going through menopause. This movie remains true to the series. It is quality drama that concentrates on the personal lives and the interaction between two complex women dealing with a tough and dangerous job. Sharon Gless and Tyne Daly are amazing actresses playing two of the greatest characters ever portrayed on television. The movie isn't quite as great as the series, but what is? I recommend it as a good movie - especially for fans of Cagney and Lacey or for anyone searching for good drama about women.

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Most of the series regulars returned for this reunion TV movie; the first of four. At Christine Cagney's party, she reads a telegram from retired police officer Paul La Guardia, who now lives in a retirement villa in Calabria. Sidney Clute played La Guardia during the series's first four seasons. He passed away in 1985, but the producers kept him billed in the opening credits of every episode of Cagney & Lacey through the seventh (and final) season in 1988.

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Christine Cagney-Burton: So tell me, how's the job search going, Mary Beth?
Mary Beth Lacey: What? Fine, uh, fine, I have some very nice prospects.
Christine Cagney-Burton: So, I suppose you wouldn't consider being a cop again.
Mary Beth Lacey: Chris, I've been off the force three years. They can't take me back, you know that.
Christine Cagney-Burton: You can be a DA's investigator. We've got civilians, just like we've got uniforms; and you'd be doing exactly the same thing that a police detective does, only you'd do it as a civilian.
Mary Beth Lacey: I'm retired. Nah, naw, it's been too long.
Christine Cagney-Burton: I just saw you, you're great! Ah, you still can play those people like violins.
Mary Beth Lacey: I was not - I'm not gonna play Deborah Nelson for you!
Christine Cagney-Burton: God, I miss this, Mary Beth, come on. Driving around together, you know, throwing out ideas, talking things over.
Mary Beth Lacey: Bickering.
Christine Cagney-Burton: Whatever, it works. And I was getting nowhere on this case. And now, look, things are slowly starting to open. Come on, say yes. Come on. Come work with me.
Mary Beth Lacey: With you?