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Miami police fence stolen goods at a storefront-sting operation equipped with a two-way mirror.Miami police fence stolen goods at a storefront-sting operation equipped with a two-way mirror.Miami police fence stolen goods at a storefront-sting operation equipped with a two-way mirror.
Carol Arthur
- Gloria Fortunato
- (as Carol DeLuise)
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- TriviaSeveral members of actor-director Dom DeLuise's family have roles in this film. They are sons David DeLuise, Peter DeLuise, Michael DeLuise, and wife Carol DeLuise [aka Carol Arthur].
- Goofs[1:09:05]When the '78 or '79 Trans-Am explodes, it is replaced with a early-model Camaro '70 to '73 for the destroyed car.
- Crazy creditsThis film's opening prologue states: " "The picture you are about to see was inspired by true stories from police department files throughout the U.S....sort of."
- Alternate versionsOn original 1.66:1 film negatives intended for exhibition at movie theaters in a 1.85:1 aspect ratio, the "far view" version of the 1976 Columbia Pictures "Sunburst" logo in 1.85:1 (cropped to 1.66:1 to open movies by Columbia in 1.66:1 released during the 1976-1981 era) is used. On home media and TV, the Academy ratio version is used instead.
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Produced, Composed and Performed by Jerry Reed
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I saw this with the neighbors kids in the summer of 79 at the theatre, and thought what an odd film it was. Essentially Dom Deluise and Jerry Reed reprise their Smokey and the Bandit chemistry to organize an urban fence for a police sting.
As a kid I simply didn't understand too much of the plot, but thought it was entertaining in a sort of silly-adults acting silly sort of way. It's also got a kind of happy yet "justice is served" ending for what it's worth, making all feel happy at the end.
Kind of an odd film that deals with law enforcement, stolen goods and the "human" side of crime (if you can call it that). I'm not sure it's a film I'd see again, but I didn't mind seeing it the first time, and I think I caught it a couple more times on HBO a couple years later.
Give it a shot.
As a kid I simply didn't understand too much of the plot, but thought it was entertaining in a sort of silly-adults acting silly sort of way. It's also got a kind of happy yet "justice is served" ending for what it's worth, making all feel happy at the end.
Kind of an odd film that deals with law enforcement, stolen goods and the "human" side of crime (if you can call it that). I'm not sure it's a film I'd see again, but I didn't mind seeing it the first time, and I think I caught it a couple more times on HBO a couple years later.
Give it a shot.
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- Runtime1 hour 31 minutes
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- 1.85 : 1(originally intended ratio)
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