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Hernandez plays a 30- something director of Cuban heritage, and unknown sexuality, who comes to L.A. and gets a job making a gay documentary.
not only is it confusing at times, but the acting is just hard to watch. the man who plays oren has acting i can compare to my own vomit, and chuck took a dive on this one, he's not the greatest actor, but this was terrible.
Hulk Hogan essentially plays Hulk Hogan, bringing his wrestling buddies in for a film, with all the cliches to go along with it - the crooked promoter, the unstoppable monster, the injured kid, the sexy woman and... "dookie".
Lombard plays the role of Ann Krausheimer Smith, who believes she is married to David Smith, played well by the sharply dressed yet appropriately bumbling Robert Montgomery.
But I've seen high school plays with better acting!
Barry Corbin continues his career as a typecast creep, a U.S. Senator from Texas and plays it well.
Not as bad as 1992's "Nails" (where Hopper plays an "unstable" cop) but pretty bad.
James Cagney plays Richard Gargan (nicknamed "Patsy"!), a former gangster now overseeing the surly lads as the new superintendent of a state-run reform school.
There is so little sense to this who thing that it plays itself out and people get their just desserts.
Dusty desert blurred from the heat as bikes coming tearing down the road while "CC Rider" plays and they talk about sex and violence.
But it's worth noting that Miriam Hopkins plays a parody of herself: a chattering, ego-maniacal, fading actress.
Then there is the oompa music during the prison break, the totally out of place love scene, the stupid song that plays during the out of place love scene, the fake castro, the fact that everybody has either a headband and/or a bandanna on some part of their body, the goofiest rape scene ever filmed, and the worst acting ever put on film.
The ridiculous part Martin Short plays only adds more idiocies to the movie.
Glen Strange, who was one of Karloff's successor's as the Frankenstein monster, plays the kindly, lovable hired man who is victimized because he trusts the mad doctor.
Clive Owen who plays "Damon Wildeve" just might have a chance to be selected as the next James Bond 007 when Pierce Brosnan passes it on.
Gary Cooper plays 'Reb Hollister', a former confederate officer wanted by the law.
Oh... Henny plays a surly night club owner whose girls are falling prey to Lewis's standard butchery.
She plays the girlfriend of the son of the CIA agent.
Michael Ironside plays as usual a bad guy but this is not one of his most memorable parts.
She always is (plays?) the young, good-hearted woman, who is a little naive and doesn't know how to handle the things happening to her.
Barry Corbin plays a credible US senator, and Lou Diamond Phillips again gives us a decent military/police/sheriff/agent/marshal figure.
Romay plays a corrupt, salacious, masturbating prison warden in this modern, ambitious W.I.P. film.
The main star of the film plays a good lead role.
The Daily Show started off as a news parody, by definition they poke fun at how the media plays it's own news by pretending to be inept and dumb news reporters and anchormen and they tackled tons of subjects from science to movies and sometimes politics, then Jon Stewart came along...and it all went to Hell.
Another forgotten man, Benny Fields, plays Dixie Boy.
The only redeeming features are some moderately good acting, (although that said, Vanessa Redgrave seems to permanently render much the same performance whatever character she plays), and some good cinematography in places, but otherwise it is a bitter, bitter disappointment, and it could, and indeed should, have been a contemporary masterpiece.
Reginald Owen plays the husband with multiple personalities.
She plays a woman who keeps sitting on something that rocks back and forth courtesy of an African-American servant (Paul Edgerton in blackface).
Some of them are pretty amusing due to their outlandish premises (my favourite being number 2) but you get the feeling they were meant to be a) frightening and b) morality plays, unfortunately they fail miserably on both counts.
This movie plays like someone who's giving a pale imitation of the trio and you can see how very hard Moe and Larry are working to make every little bit of slapstick relevant.
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