Deux flics à Chicago

Titre original : Running Scared

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Buddy Cop Dark Comedy Action Comedy Crime Thriller

Deux flics de rue de Chicago doivent se débarrasser de la rouille après leur retour de vacances à Key West pour poursuivre un trafiquant de drogue qui a failli les tuer dans le passé.Deux flics de rue de Chicago doivent se débarrasser de la rouille après leur retour de vacances à Key West pour poursuivre un trafiquant de drogue qui a failli les tuer dans le passé.Deux flics de rue de Chicago doivent se débarrasser de la rouille après leur retour de vacances à Key West pour poursuivre un trafiquant de drogue qui a failli les tuer dans le passé.

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Récompenses
- 1 victoire et 1 nomination au total

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The original buddy-comedy action film

"Running Scared" was released one year before "Lethal Weapon". Followed by "Tango & Cash", "Last Boy Scout", and "Showdown In Little Tokyo". "Running Scared" seems to be a forgotten 80's classic. Not many people mention it when discussing great buddy-cop films. But they should.

The chemistry between Crystal and Hines is magical. Both actors bring a lot to the table and their comic timing is perfect. They make a great duo and it's a shame a sequel never followed. This film is ripe for rediscovery. Some great actors pop up in supporting roles as well. If you dig any of the buddy-cop movies that followed it, watch this film. Good action, good laughs, great movie.

Anecdotes
A sequel titled "Still Running" was planned and different scripts were written. But Billy Crystal and Gregory Hines did not think any of them were strong enough to warrant a sequel and turned them all down.

Gaffes
In the opening scene, Ray and Danny are in a Chicago park at Christmastime. All of the trees in the park are loaded with green leaves - not something you'll ever see in Chicago in December.

Citations
Danny Costanzo: [on car phone, in strange voice] Uh, hello? Can I talk to Detective Sigliano and Detective Montoya pleeeassse? My name is Pinky, is this the detective? Hi, I usually inform for Hughes and Costanzo but they don' pay me no mo'... Oh, no! Oh, I'm watching the new "Jeopardy!" and a man missed a Bible question because he did not know what Deuteronomy waaaas! Oh yeah, I'll help you. I want you to get Gonzales and show up Hughes and Costanzo, they don't pay me no mo' and I'm maaaddd! Oh, no! Ya dummy, the answer is ipswich clams! The man who can take you to Gonzales, his name is Adam Robertson. He's a high-fallutin' lawyer type who lives at 1358 Lake Shore Drive. Oh, Motha! Motha! Can I have some more petite marshmallows in my hot cocoa... Gotta go, Final Jeopardy's on!