Showtime

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Robert De Niro and Eddie Murphy in Showtime (2002)

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Buddy Cop Action Comedy Crime

Pour un reality show qui suivra leurs exploits en direct Mitch se retrouve obligé de prendre comme partenaire Trey une nouvelle recrue qui rêve de devenir acteur.Pour un reality show qui suivra leurs exploits en direct Mitch se retrouve obligé de prendre comme partenaire Trey une nouvelle recrue qui rêve de devenir acteur.Pour un reality show qui suivra leurs exploits en direct Mitch se retrouve obligé de prendre comme partenaire Trey une nouvelle recrue qui rêve de devenir acteur.

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5,5/10

66 k

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Récompenses
- 1 victoire et 6 nominations au total

Anecdotes
Rene Russo's assistant "Annie" is portrayed by Robert De Niro's real-life adopted daughter Drena De Niro.

Gaffes
When Trey is giving Mitch advice about not 'wearing ugly checkered shirts' , and needs to wear solids more, he is actually already wearing the solid blue shirt that Rene's character compliments him on later.

Citations
William Shatner: [advising Trey on how TV cops taste drugs] You spear the knife into the bag... then pick some of the drugs up with the knife... then lightly press it on your tongue. And that is how TV cops taste drugs!
Mitch Preston: What if it's cyanide? There's a reason real cops don't taste drugs.

Crédits fous
Outtakes are played before the closing credits

Connexions
Featured in HBO First Look: The Making of 'Showtime' (2002)

Bandes originales
Showtime
Written by Kenneth 'Babyface' Edmonds (as K. Edmonds), Shaggy (as D. Burrell) and R. Griffin
Produced by Kenneth 'Babyface' Edmonds (as Babyface)
Performed by Shaggy featuring Kenneth 'Babyface' Edmonds (as Babyface)
Shaggy appears courtesy of MCA Records
Babyface appears courtesy of Arista Records

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6/10

Entertains, But Not Too Memorable

This was a pretty good modern-day comedy with straight man Robert De Niro doing a good job with comedy and Eddie Murphy just playing his normal whacked-out character. You get a good combination of humor and action in here. It had the normal cliché the ending, the kind you can see coming a mile away, but it's okay; it didn't hurt the film.

William Shatner was very entertaining in a supporting role and I think that was De Niro's real-life daughter playing Rene Russo's TV sidekick in the movie.

A decent cop-buddy film that isn't memorable an entertaining way to kill an hour-and-a-half.