Peter Weller

Sam Elliott

Patricia Charbonneau

Antonio Fargas

Blanche Baker

John C. McGinley

Richard Brooks

Jude Ciccolella

Thomas G. Waites

Daryl Edwards

Jos Laniado

Henry Judd Baker

Ronald Maccone

Holt McCallany

George Loros

Augusta Dabney

Shirley Stoler

Paul Bartel

James Eckhouse

David Proval

John Finn

Harold Perrineau

Anthony Crivello

Tom Mardirosian

Vondie Curtis-Hall

Rockets Redglare

Matthew T. Gitkin

Frank Walden

Julia McNeal

James Glickenhaus

Michael Schroeder

Joel Segal

Liz Ryan

Frank Comito

Sally Andrews

James Borrelli

Joseph Calderaro

Frank DeCurtis

Arthur Dworin

David W. Howell

Laura Jean West

Neil L. Kaufman

Dow McKeever

Jack Haigis

Tom Fleischman

Marko Costanzo

Paul P. Soucek

Richard Klompus

Wayne Edgar

Alan Gibbs

Andree Gibbs

Nicholas J. Giangiulio

Katherine B. Flusk

Frank Ferrara

Diamond Farnsworth

Danny Aiello III

Rick Aiello

John Alden

Buddy Van Horn

Jack Gill

J. Boyce Harman Jr.

Leonard Shapiro

Alan M. Solomon

Jonathan Elias

John Lindley

Paul Fried

Donna DeSeta

Charles C. Bennett

Guido DeCurtis

Peggy Farrell

Gerrit van der Meer

Patricia Tallman

Jeffrey Rollins

Randal Goya

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Shakedown

Shapiro-Glickenhaus Entertainment

Blue Jean Cop

Universal Pictures

United States of America

English

"Shakedown" is much too unremarkable for its own good and obviously somebody somewhere must have realised this so in order to effectively remedy such an unwanted situation somebody somewhere has deemed it appropriate that the film ought to be modelled more upon the box office hit "Lethal Weapon" (1987). So this means we are frequently subjected to an assortment of deliberately eye catching action sequences and stunts. No problem there, you might think. After all, the sequences in question have been incredibly well executed and they do successfully enliven  what is a generally unmemorable motion picture experience. However, they are also outrageously laughable and they unquestionably sabotage the more realistic qualities being striven for elsewhere. The film also isn't helped by the fact Peter Weller's and Sam Elliott's  characters Roland Dalton and Richie Marks are so completely mismatched they actually look as though they belong in separate films and by bringing them together here leaves us with an unholy mess on our hands.

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