Peter Gunn (TV 1989)Director:Blake EdwardsWriter:Blake Edwards |
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Title: Peter Gunn (TV 1989)
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Cast
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Jennifer Edwards | ... |
Maggie
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Charles Cioffi | ... |
Tony Amatti
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Debra Stipe | ... |
Sheila
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| Leo Rossi | ... |
Det. Russo
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| Tony Longo | ... |
Sergeant Holstead
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| Pearl Bailey | ... |
Mother
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| David Rappaport | ... |
Speck
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Andre Rosey Brown | ... |
Bouncer
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Jeffrey Alan Chandler | ... |
Abe
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| Vito D'Ambrosio | ... |
Futsy
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| Willie Garson | ... |
Rusty
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
23 April 1989 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
O Cheiro da Morte See more »Company Credits
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Peter Gunn, Lieutenant Jacoby: [in unison] Where the hell have you been? Don't be a smart-ass.
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Trivia
Lieutenant Jacoby had no first name in previous productions, (Peter Gunn and Gunn) but here, he is named Herschel, a nod to Herschel Bernardi, who originated the role. See more »Quotes
[Peter Gunn mocks his former partner's predictability]Peter Gunn, Lieutenant Jacoby: [in unison] Where the hell have you been? Don't be a smart-ass.
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Everything works here -- expect for the jerks at ABC who refused to pick this up as a weekly series. (This was the pilot.) One of the most stylish TV movies ever made, everyone is at their best: Peter Strauss & Barbara Williams(what a couple they would have made each week!), Jennifer Edwards as the beautifully cooky fill-in secretary, Jurasik as Pete's cop buddy, Mancini's music, and -- of course -- the writing and direction of Blake Edwards. Along with his great portrayal of Dick Diver in the Dennis Potter version of "Tender is the Night"(1985), this is Strauss's best work -- the role he was born to play: smart, stylish, cooly heroic. Looking back now from the era of "men" such as Ben Affleck, Guy Pearce, Ethan Hawke, ad nauseum -- Strauss is more and more the real thing. (As is Williams.) Terrific.