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The Pest (1997) 4.4
A Miami con man agrees to be the human target for a Neo-Nazi manhunter, in order to collect $50,000 if he survives. Director:Paul Miller |
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Cast
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| John Leguizamo | ... | ||
| Jeffrey Jones | ... | ||
| Freddy Rodríguez | ... |
Ninja
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| Pat Skipper | ... | ||
| Edoardo Ballerini | ... | ||
| Joe Morton | ... | ||
| Tammy Townsend | ... | ||
| Aries Spears | ... | ||
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Charles Hallahan | ... | |
| Tom McCleister | ... | ||
| Ivonne Coll | ... | ||
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Jorge Luis Abreu | ... | |
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Jennifer Broughton | ... | |
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Yau-Gene Chan | ... |
Cook
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Miami scam artist Pest Vargas is on the run from the Scottish mob and a German headhunter, the mob after 50,000 dollars, the German guy after his head. Pest dons many disguises in an attempt to evade their clutches. Written by Adam "Mr. Movie" Hakari <spotlite@chibardun.net>
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What kind of freakazoid would let someone hunt him just to collect $50,000? Next question.Genres:
ComedyMotion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated PG-13 for crude sexual, scatalogical and ethnic humor | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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EnglishRelease Date:
7 February 1997 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Jagd auf das Chamäleon See more »Box Office
Budget:
$17,000,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
$1,817,278 (USA) (7 February 1997)Gross:
$3,506,206 (USA) (21 March 1997)Company Credits
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Gustav: Couldn't you have picked a better car?
Himmel: I thought you'd like it. It's German.
Gustav: Haven't you ever heard of BMW, idiot?
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Written by Romany Malco (as Rom Malco), John Leguizamo, Dick Rudolph (as Richard Rudolph),
Michael Sembello, Chris Papastephanou
Produced by Dick Rudolph (as Richard Rudolph) and Michael Sembello
Performed by Romany Malco (as Rom Malco)
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Did You Know?
Trivia
The song that Pest sings during the opening sequence is an adaptation of "Rapper's Delight" by the Sugar Hill Gang. See more »Goofs
When pest is having his hunting toast on Gustav's island his glass is empty for two shots and then is full for one and becomes empty again on the fourth shot. See more »Quotes
[Leo, Gustav, and Himmer are driving in a VW Beetle]Gustav: Couldn't you have picked a better car?
Himmel: I thought you'd like it. It's German.
Gustav: Haven't you ever heard of BMW, idiot?
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"Spank It"Written by Romany Malco (as Rom Malco), John Leguizamo, Dick Rudolph (as Richard Rudolph),
Michael Sembello, Chris Papastephanou
Produced by Dick Rudolph (as Richard Rudolph) and Michael Sembello
Performed by Romany Malco (as Rom Malco)
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I found this movie Very enjoyable. I was laughing out loud and I really enjoyed the humor of it. If you are familiar with John Leguizamo's comedy and you are a fan of it this movie is a must see. It is a take on the novel "The Most Dangerous Game" and it focuses on the event's Pestario (Leguizamo) must overcome such as the fact the Scottish mob is after him, a crazy German nazi, Gustav, (Jeffrey Jones) is hunting him, and Gustav's homosexual son ,Himmel (Edoardo Ballerini), who is obsessed with "snakes", is obsessed with him too! This comedy moves fast yet is highly enjoyable!