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Le Grand Pardon II (1992)It's an all-out-war when a government agent tries to regain control of a turf struggle between drug lords Director:Alexandre Arcady |
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Richard Berry | ... |
Maurice Bettoun
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Gérard Darmon | ... |
Roland Bettoun
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Pasco Meisner
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Sally White
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Joyce Ferranti
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Jean Benguigui | ... |
Albert Bettoun
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Raúl Dávila | ... |
Emilio Esteban
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Alexandre
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Jean-Claude de Goros | ... |
Sammy
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Jean-Marie Lemaire | ... |
Bob Steiger
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Danny Williams
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Christian Fella | ... |
El Verdugo
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| Amidou | ... |
Si Ali
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Sancez
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It's an all-out-war when a government agent tries to regain control of a turf struggle between drug lords
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Miami, 10 ans apres...Genres:
CrimeParents Guide:
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Country:
FranceRelease Date:
9 December 1992 (France) See more »Also Known As:
Day of Atonement See more »Filming Locations:
Miami, Florida, USACompany Credits
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Even though the French actors are speaking English in the English scenes, they were still re-dubbed in the American version for more clarity. See more »Quotes
Maurice Bettoun: There isn't a twenty-dollar bill in Miami that doesn't have a little coke on it.See more »
I gather that director Alexandre Arcady must think he's a cross between Francis Ford Coppola and John Woo.Unfortunately he has neither their cinematic flair or story-telling ability,and the end result is an unintentional laugh riot which after awhile just isn't that funny anymore.The Dragnet-style opening narration,Jill Clayburgh's painful over-the-top performance and the almost constant score running in the background,make watching this film to the end real torture.Christopher Walken is the only one in the cast that has any kind of character life going on,but you can tell he was probably pretty fed up with this gig.