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Release Date:
11 January 2009 (Sweden) moreTagline:
These are the Duke boys... from the beginningPlot:
Teenaged cousins Bo and Luke Duke spend their first few weeks in Hazzard County getting into trouble running outlawed liquor in order to save their Uncle Jesse's farm. full summary | full synopsisUser Comments:
Fun film but rather disjointed moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Jonathan Bennett | ... | Bo Duke | |
| Randy Wayne | ... | Luke Duke | |
| April Scott | ... | Daisy Duke | |
| Joel Moore | ... | Cooter | |
| Harland Williams | ... | Rosco P. Coltrane | |
| Sherilyn Fenn | ... | Lulu Hogg | |
| Christopher McDonald | ... | Jefferson Davis 'Boss' Hogg | |
| Willie Nelson | ... | Uncle Jesse Duke | |
| Todd Grinnell | ... | Hughie | |
| Adam Shulman | ... | Enos | |
| Trishelle Cannatella | ... | Ally Handy | |
| Jennifer Hill | ... | Brooke Handy | |
| Gary Cole | ... | Balladeer (voice) | |
| Rufus Dorsey | ... | DMV Examiner | |
| Joe Gieb | ... | Carnival Midget |
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Rated R for sexual humor and dialogue.Parents Guide:
View content advisory for parentsRuntime:
95 minCountry:
USALanguage:
EnglishColor:
ColorCertification:
USA:R | USA:TV-14 (cut TV version) | USA:Unrated (unrated DVD version) | Singapore:M18 | USA:PG-13 (re-rated) | Australia:MAFilming Locations:
Los Angeles, California, USAFun Stuff
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In the scene at the town square where Boss Hogg is about to give an election speech, the narrator says that Boss Hogg's favorite saying is "Vote early and vote often." This saying actually exists and is attributed to "Big" Bill Thompson, the notoriously corrupt mayor of Chicago during the 1920's who was bought off by Al Capone. Whenever possible, Capone would rig the Chicago elections in order to ensure Thompson's victory. moreGoofs:
Continuity: When they take the General Lee for it's first drive you can see the back window being fine, then during the drive there's a shot of it being broken out, but when they arrive back it's whole again. moreQuotes:
Narrartor: Who can blow stuff up! moreSoundtrack:
Good Ol' Boys moreFAQ
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This movie is rather entertaining but has some glaring flaws.
To start with if we are to believe that this version of the Dukes tale is "the beginning" then the story should begin at an earlier time instead of the present day.
Additionally, the story isn't particularly compelling and doesn't reveal anything new about the origins of the Dukes of Hazzard but is instead another opportunity for the star of this franchise, the General Lee, to shine one more time which it indeed does. Humor and silliness is abundant and the eye candy is there but one is left with the feeling that this movie wasn't properly executed which perhaps explains why Warner's decided to skip releasing this at the box office.