Four successful New Yorkers in their 40s open a restaurant together to meet women. Their plans hit a snag when they discover the money they received from their investors might be dirty.
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Chuck Zito | ... | The Cook | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Amanda Aardsma | ... | Rowdy's Date | |
| Henree Alyse | ... | Freddie's Date | |
| Stephen Baldwin | ... | Jimmy | |
| Rob Bartlett | ... | Jerry Claxton | |
| Lillo Brancato | ... | Johnnie | |
| John Cenatiempo | ... | Sal | |
| Jaclyn Dietl | ... | Waitress | |
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David Filippi | ... | Extra #2 |
| Will Fonseca | ... | Club Dancer | |
| Kim Gelvin | ... | Grand Opening Guest, Restuarant customer at bar | |
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Katie Grant | ... | Norman's Date |
| Luis Guzmán | ... | Xavier | |
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Mary Hammett | ... | Holly (as Mary C. Hammett) |
| Andrew Damon Henriques | ... | Couple Fighting | |
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Four successful New Yorkers in their 40s open a restaurant together to meet women. Their plans hit a snag when they discover the money they received from their investors might be dirty.
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In the scene where Rowdy (Michael Rooker) tells Frankie Chips (Burt Young) that he did not want to return to Detroit. This was in reference to his character, who plays for the New York Rangers hockey team, which isn't mentioned in any specific way in the film. The Detroit Red Wings is the other team he mentions in a non-specific way in that monologue. See more »Soundtracks
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This was a pain to sit through, and you'll find it quite trying for every mind numbingly uncool moment in this movie of supposedly "cool" guys. The acting all around is embarrassing (even great character actor Guzman is uncharacteristically inept here) and the production values are distractingly cheap. Perhapd most irritating here is the usually funny David Herman (Office Space) who portrays one of the most obnoxious lead characters of any genre in a long time. Stephen Baldwin breezes in and out coasting on the fumes of his once great charisma to collect his paycheck and look smug. This is recommended only as an endurance test for masochistic viewers hell bent on finishing any movie they start (and I guess in this case I am one of the troubled few). This type of film has been done better ("MADE" by Jon Favreau, lesser similar but just similar enough "SWINGERS" and "FREE ENTERPRISE") so why not watch one of those instead?