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| Dom DeLuise | ... | ||
| Suzanne Pleshette | ... | ||
| Jerry Reed | ... | ||
| Ossie Davis | ... | ||
| Luis Avalos | ... | ||
| Marc Lawrence | ... | ||
| Richard Davalos | ... | ||
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Alfie Wise | ... | |
| Bill McCutcheon | ... | ||
| Sydney Lassick | ... | ||
| Barney Martin | ... | ||
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Pat McCormick | ... | |
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Sid Gould | ... | |
| Carol Arthur | ... |
Gloria Fortunato
(as Carol DeLuise)
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| Peter DeLuise | ... | ||
Three cops try to set up a sting by establishing their own Fencing operation. They have less than complete support from above and as they begin mingling more and more with the underworld elements decide to finance the operation through re-selling some of the proceeds. Written by John Vogel <jlvogel@comcast.net>
It's funny how it was decades since viewing this movie again but I always remembered Dom DeLuise experimenting and lighting up a joint, and then laughing hysterically. That laugh put me in tears laughing so hard at him laughing and wheezing!
DeLuise, who I was sorry to see abuse the Lord's name in vain so much in this film, at least early on, is still fun to watch as are his partners in crime in this story: Suzanne Pleshette, Jerry Reed and Ossie Davis. Actually, DeLuise, Reed and Pleshette play undercover cops in a sting operation, if you can believe that!
If you enjoy seeing oddball characters, you'll like this movie. It certainly has it's share of wackos.