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Título original: Legal Eagles

1986
A
1h 56min

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6,0/10

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Comedy Crime Romance

Un ayudante del fiscal y una abogada defienden a una artista neoyorquina que vive en la inopia en el caso de un asesinato que no ha cometido.Un ayudante del fiscal y una abogada defienden a una artista neoyorquina que vive en la inopia en el caso de un asesinato que no ha cometido.Un ayudante del fiscal y una abogada defienden a una artista neoyorquina que vive en la inopia en el caso de un asesinato que no ha cometido.

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PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

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TU PUNTUACIÓN

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Premios
- 1 premio y 1 nominación

Curiosidades
In the end credits, one can see that one of the works of art used in the film is from the collection of Cary Grant. As Grant would pass away the same year of the film's release, 1986, this would be one of his last screen credits.

Pifias
The bomb left by Taft in the warehouse has a digital countdown clock, yet it ticks as if it is a mechanical clock.

Citas
Chelsea Deardon: Do you always cross-examine people?
Tom Logan: Only when they lie to me.

Versiones alternativas
SPOILER: The syndicated broadcast version offers a considerably changed ending, in which the Daryl Hannah character goes from being innocent of murder to being guilty of one of the murders. (There are also differently edited versions of the Chelsea-is-guilty ending.)

Conexiones
Featured in Rod Stewart: Love Touch (1986)

Banda sonora
Love Touch
Performed by Rod Stewart
Written by Mike Chapman, Holly Knight and Gene Black
Available exclusively on Warner Bros. Records

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Reseña destacada

6/10

Cast has fun with nonsensical plot

As rival attorneys in New York City, Robert Redford and Debra Winger aren't exactly Tracy and Hepburn (he's too wishy-washy and callow, she's too flighty), but they do get to loosen up a bit from prior roles, creating an amusing give-and-take relationship while defending performance artist Daryl Hannah on murder charges. Plot is so haphazardly constructed that it was re-worked for the TV version and still nobody could figure it out. Redford and Winger get out of a bomb-laden warehouse just in the nick of time, but how they do it will have smart viewers crying foul. There are other problems, not to mention a strange, off-putting show put on by Hannah where she appears to go up in flames, but the charisma of the players is just enough to carry this heavy vehicle to a happy conclusion. The outtakes at the finale are charming, as is Rod Stewart's song "Love Touch". **1/2 from ****