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Hustle (1975)Phil Gaines is a bitter, cynical cop who investigates the case of a dead stripper/porno actress found on the beach. Gaines is experiencing a troubled relationship with a hooker, and things ... See full summary » Director:Robert AldrichWriter:Steve Shagan |
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Marty Hollinger
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Sgt. Louis Belgrave
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Paula Hollinger
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Leo Sellers
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Santoro
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Peggy Summers
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Herbie Dalitz
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Bus Driver
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Colleen Brennan | ... |
Gloria Hollinger
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Chuck Hayward | ... |
Morgue Attendant
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David Estridge | ... |
Albino
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Minister
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Jerry Bellamy
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Phil Gaines is a bitter, cynical cop who investigates the case of a dead stripper/porno actress found on the beach. Gaines is experiencing a troubled relationship with a hooker, and things don't get any better when the dead girl's father launches his own investigation. Written by Kristian Krokfoss <krokus@online.no>
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She's the call girl. He's the cop. They both take their jobs seriously.Parents Guide:
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25 December 1975 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
All the Other Angels See more »Company Credits
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by Charles Aznavour
English lyrics by Herbert Kretzmer
Sung by Charles Aznavour
Courtesy of Barclay Records
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The picture that Burt Reynolds and French actress Catherine Deneuve got to see was the French film A Man and a Woman. 'Time Out' called this movie a "Remarkable contemporary film noir . . . Aldrich provides Reynolds and Deneuve with the ultimate tinsel role model of Lelouch's A Man and a Woman." Deneuve at the time that this movie was made had not worked with Claude Lelouch, the director of that French film. However, the two soon got to work together after this film on Second Chance and later again on Us Two. See more »Quotes
Lt. Phil Gaines: Don't you know where you live, Marty? Can't you smell the bananas? You know what country you live in? You live in Guatamala with color television.See more »
Connections
Referenced in Siskel & Ebert: The Fabulous Baker Boys/Breaking In/Crimes and Misdemeanors/Look Who's Talking (1989) See more »Soundtracks
"Yesterday When I Was Young"by Charles Aznavour
English lyrics by Herbert Kretzmer
Sung by Charles Aznavour
Courtesy of Barclay Records
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Great, underrated film noir, expertly written, master class of the genre. Begs to be rediscovered. If you are a purist of noir, then this is a gift to you, courtesy of Aldrich. There is so much more to Burt Reynolds than people give him credit, and he proves it here. I may be alone in this, but i got the impression the film was lit for black and white and comes off badly in colour - the contrast is too extreme, and ultimately works against the film. Curiously, when i tuned it to b/w it looked incredible - as moody and mean as Aldrich would would have intended. And Deneuve isn't as bad as the critics made out. if you love noir and have a problem with this film, i can't begin to understand why.