A spy couple on maternity leave in New Orleans, entertained by a mugger named Muerte, is called in when Novacek steals explosives.A spy couple on maternity leave in New Orleans, entertained by a mugger named Muerte, is called in when Novacek steals explosives.A spy couple on maternity leave in New Orleans, entertained by a mugger named Muerte, is called in when Novacek steals explosives.
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- TriviaThe role of Muerte was offered to Antonio Banderas.
- GoofsWhen the Blues are arriving from their morning jog, they detect someone in their hotel room before they enter. As Jeff runs in to tackle the "literate burglar", Jane steps directly behind him to cover. In the next shot from inside the room, Jane is not in the background.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Six Degrees of Separation (1993)
- SoundtracksGrandpa's Stomp
Written by Willie Tee (as Wilson "Willie Tee" Turbinton)
Performed by New Orleans Jazz All-Stars
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A word to those out there who view cinema as either High Art (CAPITALS clearly audible and firmly enunciated) or that it must have Meaning (ditto): This is not your movie, nor was it made with you as its audience. It is light, funny and meant to entertain. It does this fairly well. You may not like this, but, then, you don't have to. Last time I looked, films as art or with meaning exist. Watch them-I do. I also watch movies as well as films. Having both is not a mutually-exclusive proposition. The Bicycle Thief and Rashomon will not spontaneously combust because this film exists-or vice versa. End of sermon.
Dennis Quaid is funny, Kathleen Turner is a scream, the supporting cast is great (the two detectives, Larry Miller and Obba Babatunde are a riot), but Stanley Tucci, as Muerte, steals the movie. I don't care if the plot has more holes than a piece of Swiss cheese! Park your brain at the door and just enjoy. So it's not GWTW. That's okay-we already have one of those. Highly recommended.
Dennis Quaid is funny, Kathleen Turner is a scream, the supporting cast is great (the two detectives, Larry Miller and Obba Babatunde are a riot), but Stanley Tucci, as Muerte, steals the movie. I don't care if the plot has more holes than a piece of Swiss cheese! Park your brain at the door and just enjoy. So it's not GWTW. That's okay-we already have one of those. Highly recommended.
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- Cloak and Diaper
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- Budget
- $20,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $12,324,660
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $4,379,488
- Sep 12, 1993
- Gross worldwide
- $12,324,660
- Runtime1 hour 30 minutes
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- 1.85 : 1
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