| One Night At McCool's |
| Universal Studios (2001) |
| Comedy, Crime |
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In Sammlung
#690 |
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0*
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DVD
93 Min. |
| Liv Tyler | Jewel Valentine |
| Matt Dillon | Randy |
| John Goodman | Detective Dehling |
| Paul Reiser | Carl Lumpke |
| Michael Douglas | Mr. Burmeister |
| Richard Jenkins | Father Jimmy |
| Reba McEntire | Dr. Green |
| Andrew Silverstein | Utah |
| Andrea Bendewald | Karen |
| Eric Schaeffer | Greg Spradling |
| Regisseur | Harald Zwart
Harold Zwart |
| Produzent | Allison Lyon Segan
Michael Douglas |
| Autor | Stan Seidel
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As bombshell Jewell Valentine, Tyler lures three guys into her criminal scheme of happy homemaking. Bartender Matt Dillon's the first to take the bait; as Dillon's lawyer cousin, Paul Reiser can't resist; and when murder complicates everything, detective John Goodman employs his own love-struck brand of chivalry. Sporting a tacky pompadour, Michael Douglas steals the show as a hit man hired to whack the scheming sexpot--and Andrew Dice Clay is surprisingly funny in a dangerous dual role--but of course Liv can hold her own. It's all quite amusing, but rarely is McCool's as funny as you hope it will be; the dialogue by Stan Seidel (who sadly died before filming completed) is zesty enough but lacks the Coenesque punch that would kick it over the top. It hardly matters, though; with a femme fatale like Liv in control, the movie's faults will be easily forgiven. --Jeff Shannon
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