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| Burt Reynolds | ... | Mex (as Nick Escalante) | |
| Karen Young | ... | Holly | |
| Peter MacNicol | ... | Cyrus Kinnick | |
| Howard Hesseman | ... | Pinchus Zion | |
| Neill Barry | ... | Danny DeMarco | |
| Diana Scarwid | ... | Cassie | |
| Joseph Mascolo | ... | Baby (as Joe Mascolo) | |
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Alfie Wise | ... | Felix |
| Deborah Rush | ... | D.D. | |
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Wendell Burton | ... | Osgood |
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Joanne Jackson | ... | Millicent |
| Joe Klecko | ... | Kinlaw | |
| Peter Koch | ... | Tiel (as Pete Koch) | |
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Joseph Bernard | ... | Pit Boss |
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Barry Polkowitz | ... | Hot Shot Dealer |
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Reynolds plays an ex-soldier-of-fortunish character in Vegas, taking "Chaperone" jobs, fighting with the mob, and trying to get enough money together to move to Venice, Italy. Written by Ron Plumley <Ron@PeachNet.EDU>
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$17,000,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend USA:
$1,354,375, 15 March 1987, Wide ReleaseGross USA:
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Mex: Well, I've been knocked down, blown up, lied to, shit on, shot at, I'm not a virgin except in my heart, nothing much surprises me anymore except what people do to each other. I'm a licensed pilot, I lectured on economics at Yale, and I can memorize the front page of the New York Times in five minutes, and repeat it back to you in five weeks. I was National Golden Gloves Champion three years in a row and I'm fluent in four languages. And... I lie a lot!
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One awkward scene has Burt Reynolds, famous for having worn hairpieces throughout his career, including this movie, takes a hairpiece of a character and starts making fun of the guy, and the piece. See more »Goofs
In the fight lesson between Mex and Cyrus. Mex punches Cyrus in the face which result in a nose bleed. A couple of frames later the nose bleed is gone. But it reappears during their dialog later. See more »Quotes
[His qualifications.]Mex: Well, I've been knocked down, blown up, lied to, shit on, shot at, I'm not a virgin except in my heart, nothing much surprises me anymore except what people do to each other. I'm a licensed pilot, I lectured on economics at Yale, and I can memorize the front page of the New York Times in five minutes, and repeat it back to you in five weeks. I was National Golden Gloves Champion three years in a row and I'm fluent in four languages. And... I lie a lot!
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The beginning of this movie I thought it was a horror film, a shot following a bloody woman to the ER. This is a cheat as Roger Ebert puts it and misleads us. However that set-up with the beat up girl is incredibul...its very interesting how the director chooses to take revenge on the people who beat up the girl...HOWEVER I have seen over a million movies in my day believe me and this is by far the worst ending I have ever seen. EVER. After seeing the movie I was not mad I spent 2hrs watching it because the early action scenes were very good and showing the star with a gambling problem very unique. We all know what happens to people with gambling problems and you see in the movie. However this is a very small subplot and does not get expanded in the least...very weak. There are so many things this movie could have been. And about the HORRIBLE ending I would never give it away even thou I belive it to be the worst anti-climax ending ever it is sooooooooo uniqie I dont believe any movie ever made has done it and for good reason. A million more movies can come out in the next 20 years none will end like this come on...YOUR LEADING UP TO THE FINAL BATTLE WITH a guy who has been in vietnam and is considered to be one of the deadliest men in the world and they don't even fight...you have to see what happens...wow...I can't take it. This is the longest review I have ever written on this site and I just can't get over how good this movie could have been. A dam shame...6.8 out of 10 but a definite viewing for any gamblerholic or lover of offbeat cinema.