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Clinton and Nadine (TV 1988)Andy Garcia plays Clinton, who is eager to find his brother's murderer. To do so, he enlists the aid of Nadine, an expensive call girl. Clinton and Nadine get sucked into a plot to smuggle guns to the Contra forces in Nicaragua. Director:Jerry SchatzbergWriter:Robert Foster |
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Clinton Dillard
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| Ellen Barkin | ... |
Nadine Powers
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| Morgan Freeman | ... |
Dorsey Pratt
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Michael Lombard | ... |
James Conrad
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| John C. McGinley | ... |
Turner
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Brad Sullivan | ... |
Gen. John Anson
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Alan North | ... |
Detective Rayburn
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Jewell
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Mario Ernesto Sánchez | ... |
Rojas
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Nancy Giles | ... |
Alice
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Helen Davies | ... |
Ione
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Huesito
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Luis
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Bernardo
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Helen Hanft | ... |
Lady Manager
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Andy Garcia plays Clinton, who is eager to find his brother's murderer. To do so, he enlists the aid of Nadine, an expensive call girl. Clinton and Nadine get sucked into a plot to smuggle guns to the Contra forces in Nicaragua.
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Murder brought them together... Love kept them alive.Parents Guide:
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28 May 1988 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Blood Money: The Story of Clinton and Nadine See more »Company Credits
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That basically sums up everything about this. It's definitely not good, then again, it could be worse. The plot doesn't really go anywhere you wouldn't expect it to, and the mystery is the only decent thing about it, offering at least one or two surprises in this entire thing. This utterly wastes Freeman and McGinley(who, of course, as always, is beyond awesome, there's no physical way for him to not be, no matter what he's portraying, or how much screen-time he gets), both of them having been in far superior films, and taken on considerably more compelling roles. There's eye-candy for everyone, in Barkin and Garcia. The pacing is fine. None of the acting is all that great. This just really doesn't stand out, it's got the tired old clichés and developments that we've seen countless times before, and done infinitely better. Cinematography and editing don't stand out at all. Nor do dialog or delivery. This isn't likely to stay in anyone's mind for terribly long after watching. It's half-baked and unimpressive. There is some strong language, nudity and a little violence in this. I recommend it only to the biggest fans, or those merely seeking something attractive to gaze upon. 5/10