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Director: Franco Amurri
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From Time Out Film Guide
Hopper gives a strong performance as a '60s radical who came near to murdering Vice-President Spiro Agnew back in 1969. After emerging from two decades in hiding, he finds himself being escorted to face trial in Washington state by reactionary FBI man Sutherland. He manages to change clothes with his minder and both land in trouble with a local sheriff. The main pleasure here is the repartee between the stars. Lots of appeal for ageing hippies, too.Author: TJ
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- Rosebudjoey said...
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Posted on May 31 2010 04:11
It is a funny & reflective film starring two of my favorite guys,
Dennis and Kiefer. Watching it tonight on DVD in remembrance of Dennis,RIP, - Report as inappropriate
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- John Woodrow said...
- Posted on Mar 26 2010 10:07 Great film has everything one that all the family will enjoy
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- kelly said...
- Posted on Sep 21 2007 21:35 incredible film, well worth the watching. to every wannabe hippy... watch it. utopia lost.
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Cast & crew
Director: Franco Amurri
Producer: David Loughery, Marvin Worth
Cast: Kiefer Sutherland, Dennis Hopper, Carol Kane, Cliff De Young, Paul Dooley, Michael McKean, Richard Masur full cast
Duration: 108 mins
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