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013131-307399 (DVD)
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Region 1
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| Production
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1984
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| Rating: |
PG (Parental guidance suggested)
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| Running
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112 min.
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| DVD
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3/8/2005
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| Case
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Keep Case
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| Video
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Anamorphic Widescreen 2.35:1 |
| Disc
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Single Sided, Single Layered
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| SRP: |
$14.98
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Jake (Dolly Parton) is a down-home Country singer with enormous talents. Nick Martinelli (Sylvester Stallone) is a New York City cabbie with an even bigger attitude. But when Jake bets her sleazy manager everything - and she means everything - that she can turn anybody into an overnight sensation, that somebody turns out to be Nick. Now Jake must haul Nick back to the hills of Tennessee for a two-week crash course in how to walk, talk and sing like a genuine Country star. Can a tough talkin' hillbilly gal with everything to lose and a slick city guy who hits all the wrong notes finally find a way to make beautiful music together?
Ron Leibman (NORMA RAE) and Richard Farnsworth (THE STRAIGHT STORY) co-star in this wild comedy from the director of PORKY'S and A CHRISTMAS STORY, co-written by Sylvester Stallone and featuring a hot soundtrack of songs written and performed by Dolly Parton.
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| Studios |
20th Century Fox
Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment
Media Companies: Anchor Bay Home Entertainment, Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment
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| Features |
Scene Access
Feature Trailers
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| Audio
Tracks |
English Dolby Digital Dolby Surround
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| Cast |
Sylvester Stallone as Nick Martinelli
Dolly Parton as Jake
Richard Farnsworth as Noah, Jake's Father
Ron Leibman as Freddie Ugo, Rhinestone Owner
Tim Thomerson as Barnett Kale
Stephen Apostle Pec as Father Martinelli
Penny Santon as Mother Martinelli
Russell Buchanan as Elgart
Ritch Brinkley as Luke
Jerry Potter as Walt
Jesse Welles as Billie Joe
Phil Rubenstein as Maurie
Thomas Ikeda as Japanese Father
Christal Kim as Japanese Grandmother
Arline Miyazaki as Japanese Mother
Tony Munafo as Tony
Don Hanmer as Sid
Dean Smith as Cowboy Doorman
David Cobb as Countryman
Speck Rhodes as Mr. Polk
Guy Fitch as Wino
Stan Yale as Street Player
Robert Cook as Scaray Man
Cindy Perlman as Esther Jean
Bobby Martini as Bartender
Michael Gene Adams as Bouncer #1
Don Munson as Bouncer #2
Bobbie La Salle as Woman #1
Jordan Myers as Doorman
Bill Dearth as Doorman
JuLee Erdahl as Waitress
Robin D. Adler as Waitress
Shelley Pogoda as Photographer
Laura Kingsley as The Snorer
Rodd Ball as Heckler/Bettor
Troy Evans as Heckler/Bettor
Tony Compton as Rhinestone Heckler
Gary Compton as Rhinestone Heckler
Dean Wein as Rhinestone Heckler
Adrienne Hampton as Rhinestone Heckler
Lonna Montrose as Rhinestone Heckler
Don Keller as Rhinestone Heckler
Ross St. Philip as Rhinestone Heckler
Jill Gordon as Rhinestone Heckler
Douglas Buttleman as Rhinestone Heckler
Leslie P. Morris as Rhinestone Heckler
Stanley Wells as Rhinestone Heckler
Chip Heller as Rhinestone Heckler
Larry Weiss as Rhinestone Heckler
Sandy Policare as Rhinestone Heckler
Paul Mousy Gardner as Rhinestone Heckler
Joseph Sheppard as Cut N'Slice Heckler
Dair Morris as Cut N'Slice Heckler
Gene Norman Wells as Cut N'Slice Heckler
Sterling Roblee as Cut N'Slice Heckler
Dean Webber as Cut N'Slice Heckler
James Silverman as Cut N'Slice Heckler |
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| Crew |
Direction:
Bob Clark: Director
Writing:
Larry Weiss: Original Material By
Phil Alden Robinson: Screenwriter
Sylvester Stallone: Screenwriter
Production:
Howard Smith: Producer
Marvin Worth: Producer
Sandy Gallen: Executive Producer
Ray Katz: Executive Producer
Cinematography:
Timothy Galfas: Director of Photography
Eric Andersen: Cinematographer
Film Editing:
Stan Cole: Film Editor
John Wheeler: Film Editor
Music:
Dolly Parton: Song Writer
Sound:
Michael Evie: Production Sound Mixer
Doug Parry: Sound
Theodore Soderberg: Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Paul Wells: Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Richard Overton: Sound Re-Recording Mixer
William Hartman: Sound Editor
David Ice: Sound Editor
Richard Sperber: Sound Editor
Kirk Schuler: Sound Editor
Art:
Robert Boyle: Production Designer
Frank Richwood: Art Director
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