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A struggling dentist's life is turned upside down when a famous gangster moves in next door, and his wife convinces him to inform a notorious mob boss about the gangster's whereabouts.
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Trivia
At the time of the movie's release, many critics panned Rosanna Arquette's performance, claiming that she delivered her lines like a female Inspector Clouseau (Peter Sellers' character from The Pink Panther (1963) franchise). In his DVD commentary, director Jonathan Lynn stated that she worked with a dialogue coach and he was quite pleased with her accent.
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Jimmy:
Everyone dies.
Jimmy:
Sooner or later.
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When Jill and Oz are at lunch she puts ketchup on her hamburger and replaces the top bun. In the next shot the bun is missing.
Crazy Credits
Leanna McOemmecon is listed in the credits as the stand in for Rosanna Arquette, when it should read Leanna McLennan. (I worked as a stand in for Rosanna Arquette while filming in Quebec. The correct spelling of my name is Leanna McLennan. Each day, my name would be spelled differently on the call sheet - McLean, etc. Each day, I would correct it. In the end, I am listed in the credits as Leanna McOemmecon, which I find quite amusing.)
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Slow BurnWritten by Bruce Willis
Performed by The Up Top Orchestra
Courtesy of Bruncotic Music
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Genres
Comedy | CrimeDetails
Release Date:
18 February 2000Language
English, French, Spanish
Country of Origin
USAFilming Locations
209 Notre-Dame Ouest, Montreal, Quebec, CanadaBox Office
Budget:
$41,300,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
$15,915,676 (USA) (20 February 2000)
Gross:
$57,262,492 (USA)
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