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Tango & Cash

Tango & Cash is a 1989 American buddy cop action comedy film directed by Andrei Konchalovsky, starring Sylvester Stallone as Lieutenant Ray Tango and Kurt Russell as Lieutenant Gabe Cash, two rival Los Angeles Police Department narcotics detectives who are framed for murder by a ruthless drug lord and forced to team up to clear their names and bring down the criminal organization.^[1]^[2] The film features Jack Palance as the villainous Yves Perret, a crime boss seeking revenge against Tango and Cash for disrupting his operations, alongside Teri Hatcher as Katherine, Cash's girlfriend who becomes entangled in the plot.^[1]^[2] Produced by Warner Bros. with a budget of $55 million, Tango & Cash was released in the United States on December 22, 1989, and grossed $63.4 million worldwide.^[3]^[4] Critically, the movie received mixed reviews, earning a 31% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 49 critic scores, with praise for the leads' chemistry but criticism for its formulaic script and over-the-top action sequences.^[2] Despite the lukewarm reception, it has developed a cult following for its 1980s-style humor, explosive set pieces, and the charismatic performances of Stallone and Russell as polar opposites—a sophisticated, by-the-book officer and a flashy, rule-breaking hotshot.^[2]^[1]

Overview

Plot

Ray Tango, a wealthy and by-the-book Los Angeles Police Department lieutenant, and Gabriel Cash, a flashy and rule-breaking detective, are rival narcotics officers who independently target the operations of drug lord Yves Perret.^[5] Their efforts disrupt Perret's empire, prompting him to frame them for the murder of an undercover FBI agent. Perret rigs scenes linking Tango and Cash to the crime, leading to their arrest, a joint trial where they plead no contest to lesser charges for reduced sentences, but they are diverted to a maximum-security prison.^[2] Upon arrival, Tango faces threats from inmates orchestrated by Perret, while Cash protects him and arranges for them to share a cell. With assistance from Tango's sister Katherine, a nightclub performer, and Cash's quirky inventor friend Owen, the duo devises an escape plan involving a staged prison riot and a helicopter extraction. They successfully break out.^[5] On the run, Tango and Cash evade Perret's henchmen, including the sadistic Requin, in a series of confrontations across Los Angeles. Perret kidnaps Katherine, prompting the duo to rescue her from his lair while gathering evidence to expose Perret, including recordings of his operations. They engage Requin in a fierce fight, where Cash kills him. The pair then confronts Perret in a hall of mirrors, where he holds Katherine hostage; Tango and Cash shoot Perret dead.^[5] In the resolution, the detectives deliver the evidence to authorities, clearing their names and dismantling Perret's criminal network. Tango and Cash reconcile their differences, partnering effectively as they return to the LAPD.^[2]

Cast

Sylvester Stallone stars as Lieutenant Ray Tango, a sophisticated narcotics detective known for his tailored suits and high-tech approach to policing. Kurt Russell portrays Lieutenant Gabriel Cash, a rough-around-the-edges undercover vice squad officer with a penchant for flashy style.^[1] Jack Palance plays Yves Perret, the ruthless primary antagonist and international drug kingpin.^[6] Teri Hatcher appears as Katherine "Kiki" Tango, Ray Tango's younger sister and a performer at a Los Angeles nightclub.^[7] Michael J. Pollard is cast as Owen, Cash's quirky inventor and firearms specialist.^[8] Brion James embodies Requin, Perret's loyal enforcer and courier.^[6] James Hong depicts Quan, a prominent Triad leader allied with Perret's criminal operations.^[9] Reni Santoni serves as Captain Schroeder, the no-nonsense superior officer overseeing Tango and Cash.^[8] Additional notable cast members include Robert Z'Dar as Face, a menacing prison inmate, and Marc Alaimo as Lopez, one of Perret's henchmen.^[10]

Production

Development and writing

The buddy cop action-comedy Tango & Cash originated from an idea conceived by producer Jon Peters in the late 1980s, who enlisted relatively unknown screenwriter Randy Feldman to craft the initial script. The project was acquired by Warner Bros., with Sylvester Stallone attached early on as both lead actor and producer, aiming to pair him with another action star in a story of rival Los Angeles narcotics detectives framed for murder.^[11]^[12] Feldman's original draft leaned toward a gritty cop drama, but Stallone's heavy involvement prompted extensive rewrites that infused a comedic tone, including uncredited contributions from Stallone himself to align the material with his vision of banter-heavy rivalry between the protagonists, Ray Tango and Gabriel Cash. Screenwriter Jeffrey Boam was subsequently brought in for further revisions, specifically to "Stallone-proof" the script by emphasizing the star's preferred style of over-the-top action mixed with humor. These changes incorporated elements like a prison escape sequence with satirical, homoerotic undertones for comedic effect, transforming the narrative into a blend of high-stakes thrills and buddy-cop levity while trimming some action beats to fit production constraints.^[13]^[12] Director attachments proved challenging, with the role ultimately going to Soviet émigré Andrei Konchalovsky, known for more dramatic works like Runaway Train (1985), after other candidates departed; however, Konchalovsky's vision clashed with producers Jon Peters and Peter Guber over the film's tone and pacing, leading to his mid-production exit after three months of filming. The production ultimately involved four directors: Konchalovsky, followed by Peter MacDonald, Albert Magnoli, and editor Stuart Baird for reshoots and finalization.^[14]^[11]

Pre-production

The pre-production of Tango & Cash was overseen by producers Jon Peters and Peter Guber, who conceived the project's core idea of two rival Los Angeles police officers forced into an unlikely partnership.^[11] The initial budget was set at $54 million, but it escalated significantly due to multiple director changes and extensive script rewrites demanded by the producers to emphasize a campier tone over the more serious approach favored by the creative team.^[13]^[14] By the time principal photography began in June 1989, costs had reportedly exceeded $50 million, with further overruns attributed to these logistical disruptions.^[15]^[16] Casting for the leads solidified with Sylvester Stallone as the disciplined Lt. Ray Tango and Kurt Russell as the flashy Lt. Gabe Cash, capitalizing on their established action-hero personas to drive the buddy-cop dynamic.^[11] Supporting roles were filled by Jack Palance as the ruthless drug lord Yves Perret, leveraging his reputation for intense villain performances ahead of his Academy Award win for City Slickers in 1992; Teri Hatcher, then known for television roles on shows like The Love Boat and MacGyver, as Tango's sister Kiki; and Brion James as the henchman Requin.^[17] Earlier, Patrick Swayze had been attached to play Cash but departed due to scheduling conflicts.^[11] Director selection proved challenging, beginning with Andrei Konchalovsky's hiring in 1988 for his experience with high-stakes action films like Runaway Train.^[18] Konchalovsky clashed with Peters over tonal direction; although initial pre-production work proceeded, the conflict escalated during principal photography starting in June 1989, leading to his replacement by Albert Magnoli after three months of filming, citing creative differences.^[11]^[15] Magnoli, known for directing Purple Rain, aimed to balance the film's comedic and action elements but faced similar pressures that contributed to the budget creep. Peter MacDonald provided interim directorial work during this transition.^[14]^[13] Location scouting focused on capturing the gritty urban contrast between the protagonists' lifestyles, with principal sites in Los Angeles for street-level police work, nightclubs, and chase sequences.^[19] Exteriors for the prison scenes were scouted and secured at the Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield, Ohio, chosen for its imposing Gothic architecture to evoke a maximum-security facility; interiors were constructed on soundstages to accommodate practical effects like stunts and explosions during the escape sequences.^[19] Preparations included coordinating permits for high-speed car chases through downtown LA streets and rigging controlled pyrotechnics to enhance the film's action set pieces without compromising safety.^[18]

Post-production

Following principal photography, post-production on Tango & Cash involved extensive editing supervised by Stuart Baird, who assembled the final cut with a runtime of 104 minutes after major re-edits prompted by concerns over the film's rating and tone.^[15]^[11] The process was complicated by the multiple director changes during production, including Konchalovsky's departure, with Albert Magnoli completing filming and Peter MacDonald contributing to key sequences; Baird also oversaw additional reshoots in 1989, including a new opening sequence, to amplify comedic elements like extended banter between leads Sylvester Stallone and Kurt Russell.^[20]^[13] Post-production was further delayed by a legal dispute between Warner Bros. and Sony over the rights to Guber-Peters Entertainment, which nearly jeopardized the December 1989 release.^[15] Editor Robert A. Ferretti assisted in the assembly under Baird's supervision.^[10] Visual effects were managed by Michael L. Fink, emphasizing practical stunts for high-impact scenes like the prison escape and yacht explosion, with minimal digital enhancements and miniature models used for car chase sequences to achieve the film's dynamic action.^[21] Sound design focused on early mixing of action cues by sound effects editor Michael S. Wren, culminating in a final Dolby Stereo mix for theatrical presentation to enhance the film's auditory intensity.^[21]

Music

Soundtrack

The original score for Tango & Cash was composed by Harold Faltermeyer, a German-born musician and producer best known for his synth-heavy work on the Beverly Hills Cop franchise, which established his signature style of blending electronic elements with rhythmic energy to underscore buddy-cop action-comedies.^[22] Faltermeyer was selected for the project to capture the film's contrasting protagonists and high-octane sequences through pulsating, 1980s-infused soundscapes that amplified both the humor and tension.^[23] The fully electronic score features synthesizer elements in a runtime of approximately 45 minutes within the film, featuring character-specific themes that highlight the duo's dynamics: Tango's motif is elegant and piano-driven, evoking sophistication, while Cash's is rock-infused and aggressive, emphasizing bravado. Key cues incorporate building tension for prison confrontations and propulsive rhythms for vehicular pursuits, effectively heightening the movie's comedic action tone without overpowering dialogue.^[23]^[24] Recording was handled electronically, allowing for a full-bodied sound that integrated seamlessly during post-production mixing to align with visual pacing.^[25] The official soundtrack album, compiling the complete score, was released by La-La Land Records in a limited edition of 3,000 copies on January 30, 2007. While it received no major awards, the score has been praised in retrospective reviews for its vibrant energy and nostalgic synth-rock flair that complements the film's exuberant spirit.^[26]^[23]

Songs

The film Tango & Cash features five licensed popular songs from prominent 1980s artists, integrated to heighten its action-packed and buddy-cop vibe. These tracks, including hits from Bad English, The Call, Yazoo, Alice Cooper, and Babyface, were licensed by Warner Bros. Pictures to capitalize on their contemporary popularity, aiding the movie's marketing through radio play and tie-in promotions.^[27]^[11] Among the key songs, "Let The Day Begin" by The Call opens the film, underscoring the protagonists' high-stakes daily routines and establishing the story's energetic pace.^[28] "Don't Go" by Yazoo appears in a nightclub scene where character Katherine, played by Teri Hatcher, performs a seductive rendition, highlighting the film's noirish underworld elements.^[29] "Poison" by Alice Cooper drives an intense action montage, amplifying the tension during a pursuit sequence.^[30] "It's No Crime" by Babyface plays over a lighter investigative moment, adding a smooth R&B contrast to the thriller tone.^[31] Closing the movie, "Best of What I Got" by Bad English rolls during the end credits, providing an uplifting rock anthem to resolve the narrative's conflicts.^[32]^[33] Licensing for these songs was handled through major labels such as Epic Records for Bad English and Alice Cooper, and Arista Records for The Call, with Warner Bros. securing synchronization rights for both theatrical and promotional use to boost the film's commercial synergy.^[27] The inclusion of these tracks, all chart-toppers or album standouts, enhanced the soundtrack's appeal without overshadowing the original score. The pop songs occasionally blend seamlessly with Harold Faltermeyer's synthesized themes for dynamic scene transitions.^[34] The licensed songs were not compiled on a commercial soundtrack release but supported promotional efforts like trailers and radio spots.^[35]

Release

Theatrical release

Tango & Cash had its world premiere in the United States on December 22, 1989, distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures.^[3] The film was released theatrically during the Christmas holiday season to capitalize on audiences seeking entertainment amid the festive period.^[11] In the United Kingdom, the film opened on March 23, 1990.^[36] Internationally, it saw a wide rollout throughout 1990, with releases in markets such as Spain on January 26, Australia on February 22, Finland on March 2, and Japan on March 3.^[37] Warner Bros. handled domestic distribution, while international markets were managed through Warner Bros. affiliates and partners like United International Pictures in select territories. The film received an MPAA rating of R in the United States for violence, language, and brief nudity.^[3] In the UK, the British Board of Film Classification awarded it a 15 certificate, requiring distributor pre-cuts totaling about 1 minute and 42 seconds to tone down violence for theatrical release.^[38]^[39] Marketing efforts focused on the star power of Sylvester Stallone and Kurt Russell as mismatched cop partners, with trailers showcasing high-octane action sequences and their banter. The official tagline, "Two of L.A.'s top rival cops are going to have to work together... Even if it kills them," emphasized the buddy-cop dynamic. Promotional materials included eye-catching posters featuring the duo in prison garb and TV spots aired during prime holiday viewing slots to build anticipation.^[40]^[41]

Home media

The film was first made available on home video in 1990 through Warner Home Video, with releases on VHS and LaserDisc formats in the United States. A Japanese LaserDisc edition followed later that year, featuring English audio and Japanese subtitles.^[42]^[43] In 1997, Warner Home Video issued the first DVD edition in widescreen format. A remastered version arrived in 2009 on both DVD and Blu-ray, incorporating additional extras such as commentary tracks. Further Blu-ray editions were released in 2011 and a limited SteelBook in 2024.^[44]^[45]^[46] Digital distribution began in the 2010s, with availability for rental and purchase on platforms including iTunes and Amazon Prime Video. As of 2025, the film is available for streaming on services such as Max, Prime Video, and Tubi.^[47]^[48]^[2]

Reception

Box office

Tango & Cash was produced on an estimated budget of $55 million.^[3] The film premiered in 1,409 theaters across North America on December 22, 1989, earning $6.6 million during its opening weekend and debuting at number two at the box office.^[49] It ultimately grossed $63.4 million domestically in the United States and Canada, accounting for its entire worldwide theatrical earnings.^[1] This performance ranked it as the 20th highest-grossing film of 1989 and marked it as profitable for Warner Bros., as the returns exceeded the production costs; its holiday-season release timing further supported attendance during the Christmas period.^[50]

Critical response

Upon its release, Tango & Cash received mixed reviews from critics, who praised the leads' chemistry while faulting the film's formulaic script and logical inconsistencies. Roger Ebert awarded it two out of four stars, noting plot holes that undermined the narrative but commending the entertaining interplay between Sylvester Stallone and Kurt Russell as the mismatched detectives. Variety described the film as an "energetic but formulaic" buddy cop entry, highlighting its nonstop action sequences played for laughs, though it delivered too few effective ones.^[51] Aggregate scores reflected this divide, with Rotten Tomatoes reporting a 31% approval rating based on 49 reviews and a consensus that the movie was a "brutally violent and punishingly dull" thriller lacking even campy appeal. On Metacritic, it holds a 41 out of 100 score from 15 critics, indicating mixed or average reception, with 60% of reviews categorized as mixed. The audience score on Rotten Tomatoes stands at 52%, suggesting greater fan appreciation for its over-the-top style. Despite the lukewarm critical response, the film succeeded commercially, grossing $63.4 million worldwide.^[2]^[52] Common praises centered on the banter between Stallone's straitlaced Tango and Russell's flashy Cash, which provided comic relief amid the high-octane stunts, including explosive chases and a memorable warehouse finale. Critics also lauded the action choreography for its visceral energy, evoking the era's blockbuster excess. However, frequent criticisms targeted the uneven tone, shifting abruptly from slapstick humor to grim violence, and plot contrivances like the contrived framing device. Some reviewers pointed to homophobic undertones in the prison sequences, particularly a strip-search scene relying on gay panic humor for laughs, which aged poorly.^[53]^[54]^[55] In retrospective assessments during the 2010s, Tango & Cash gained traction as a cult classic embodying 1980s cinematic excess, with its bombastic visuals and star-driven bravado appealing to nostalgia-driven audiences on home video. By the 2020s, reevaluations have emphasized its influence on the buddy-cop genre, crediting the Stallone-Russell dynamic as a precursor to later pairings in films like Lethal Weapon sequels and modern reboots, though its flaws remain evident in streaming-era viewings.^[12]^[56]^[57]

Accolades

Tango & Cash received nominations primarily from awards ceremonies recognizing poor cinematic achievements, reflecting its mixed reception as an action comedy. At the 10th Golden Raspberry Awards held in 1990, the film was nominated for Worst Picture.^[58] Sylvester Stallone earned a nomination for Worst Actor for his performance as Ray Tango, sharing the category with his role in Lock Up.^[59] Kurt Russell was nominated for Worst Supporting Actress for his role as Gabriel Cash, particularly highlighted for the film's drag disguise sequence.^[60] The screenplay by Randy Feldman received a nomination for Worst Screenplay. Overall, Tango & Cash earned no major wins and lacked nominations from prestigious bodies like the Academy Awards or major guilds, consistent with its status as a commercial action vehicle rather than an awards contender. Jack Palance's portrayal of the villain Yves Perret was noted in genre discussions for its over-the-top menace, though it did not translate to formal accolades.^[61]

Legacy

Cultural impact

Tango & Cash exemplified the 1980s buddy cop formula, featuring the rival-to-partners arc that became a staple in the genre, as seen in its portrayal of two contrasting Los Angeles narcotics detectives forced to collaborate after being framed for murder.^[62] The film's emphasis on mismatched personalities clashing through humor and high-stakes action contributed to the subgenre's popularity following Lethal Weapon, influencing subsequent entries with its blend of machismo, one-liners, and over-the-top sequences.^[63] The movie has left a mark on pop culture through memorable quotes and references in media. Lines such as "You're not too bright, are you?" have been repurposed in online memes, highlighting the film's quotable dialogue and campy tone.^[64] It was parodied in Family Guy, notably in a 2006 episode where a character mangles military phonetics as "Charlie Tango Cash" in reference to the protagonists, and in a Gene Shalit spoof invoking the title during a string of movie puns.^[65] An notable anecdote underscores the film's unofficial international reach: actor Brion James, who played henchman Requin, recounted in a 1999 interview that Tango & Cash became immensely popular in Russia via pirated videotapes, with approximately 80,000 bootleg copies circulating during the 1990s economic crisis, leading to him being mobbed by fans who recognized him from the film.^[66] James described feeling like a celebrity amid the crowds, attributing the surge to Warner Bros.' limited marketing efforts abroad, which inadvertently boosted its cult status there.^[67] In the 2020s, Tango & Cash endures as a nostalgic artifact of 1980s action cinema, frequently featured in streaming playlists and retrospectives celebrating its flawed yet entertaining charm, with discussions occasionally critiquing its portrayal of hyper-masculine tropes in the context of evolving gender norms.^[68] This reevaluation positions it alongside other era-defining buddy cop films, maintaining its appeal for audiences revisiting the genre's excesses.^[69]

Potential sequel

Interest in a follow-up resurfaced in the 2010s, with Stallone confirming his enthusiasm for reprising his role as Lt. Ray Tango in a 2019 interview, stating, "I would do Tango & Cash in a second." He pitched the concept directly to co-star Kurt Russell, urging, "Kurt, I’m telling you, ya gotta go in on this," but Russell expressed reluctance, responding, "'I don’t know, Sly… There we were in our prime and now we’re in our un-prime, I dunno...'" Russell later elaborated on his disinterest, citing their advancing ages and fatigue with the buddy-cop genre as key factors in declining the opportunity.^[70]^[71] As of November 2025, no official production news has emerged for either a direct sequel or reboot, with efforts stalled primarily by Russell's ongoing reluctance and Stallone's commitments to competing projects, such as the Expendables franchise.^[72] Fan-made trailers circulating online in 2025 have been widely dismissed as unofficial concepts rather than legitimate announcements.^[72] The film's enduring cult status has periodically fueled sequel discussions, yet logistical and creative challenges have prevented realization.^[72]

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Rating 5.0 (1) · 730-day returnsTango & Cash Blu-ray Release Date August 30, 2011. Blu-ray reviews, news, specs, ratings, screenshots. Cheap Blu-ray movies and deals.
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Tango & Cash | Where to Stream and Watch - Decider
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Watch Tango & Cash | HBO Max
Directors: Andrei Konchalovsky, Albert Magnoli. Writers: Randy Feldman. Producers: Peter MacDonald, Jon Peters, Peter Guber. Genres: Action, Crime. Release Year ...
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Tango & Cash (1989) - Box Office Mojo
A pair of mismatched LAPD officers must put their differences aside to get even with the brutal crime baron who sent them to rot in a maximum-security prison.Missing: distributors | Show results with:distributors
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Tango & Cash - Variety
Dec 31, 1988 · Director Andrei Konchalovsky, [Albert Magnoli]; Producer John Peters, Peter Guber, Larry Franco; Screenplay Randy Feldman; Camera Donald E.
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Tango & Cash Reviews - Metacritic
Rating 2.0 (15) 3/5 Budget: $55m Domestic Box Office: $63m Worldwide Box Office: $63m. Read More. Report. 50 · Miami Herald. The movie's as dumb as dirt, but in the early going ...
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Tango & Cash | VERN'S REVIEWS on the FILMS of CINEMA
Jun 21, 2009 · TANGO & CASH is a fun but not all that great 1989 action movie that personifies (moviefies?) the excess of the '80s, and not just because it has a monster ...
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MOVIE REVIEW : 'Tango and Cash': A Buddy Film Gone Bad
Dec 22, 1989 · Konchalovsky once offered this excellent critical criteria. Good movies, he said, are “unpredictable but logical.” The mediocre are ...Missing: praises | Show results with:praises
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Kurt Russell's "Brutally Violent and Punishingly Dull" Buddy Cop ...
Sep 8, 2025 · The film's critic score on Rotten Tomatoes sits on a low 31%, and the audience score is a split 52%, suggesting that Tango & Cash is very ...<|separator|>
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Tango & Cash Is Still Flawed Yet Entertaining 35 Years Later
Dec 31, 2024 · Tango & Cash Is Still Flawed Yet Entertaining 35 Years Later ... I feel like Tango & Cash gets lost in most discussions about classic '80s action ...
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Raspberry awards honor filmdom's worst - UPI Archives
Feb 12, 1990 · ... nominations for the upcoming upstart 10th Annual Raspberry Awards. ... Tango & Cash.' Nielsen, Stallone's ex-wife, was nominated for worst ...
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'Worst Actors' Nominated for Raspberry Award - Los Angeles Times
Feb 13, 1990 · Tony Danza, Sylvester Stallone, Jane Fonda and Brigitte Nielsen topped the list for worst actor and actress in a movie in Monday's ...
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`RAMBO' AND `BOLERO' STARS NAMED WORST ACTORS OF ...
Sylvester Stallone and Bo Derek were the big losers at Sunday night's 10th annual Golden Raspberry Awards ... None of the "winners ... Tango & Cash." Although he ...
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1989 Stinkers Bad Movie Awards - Wikipedia
1989 Stinkers Bad Movie Awards. Article · Talk. Language; Loading… Download ... Tango & Cash (Warner Bros.) UHF (Orion); Uncle Buck (Universal); Weekend at ...
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Gary Chang - Wikipedia
In 1993 ontving Chang de BMI Film Music Award bij de BMI Film & TV Awards ... Tango & Cash, voor Harold Faltermeyer. Externe links. bewerken. (en).<|control11|><|separator|>
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Tango & Cash Preview - Bad Movie Twins
Mar 12, 2020 · Also was a 49ers cheerleader.) Budget/Gross – $55 million / Domestic: $63,408,614 (Worldwide: $63,408,614). (Modest hit. A little strange in ...
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Bullet Points: Tango & Cash – BULLETPROOF ACTION
Aug 19, 2020 · 1989's Tango & Cash combined two proven action heavyweights and was among the first movies to try to duplicate the success of Lethal Weapon.
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The Proudly Formulaic, Brazenly Homoerotic 'Tango & Cash'
Nov 17, 2014 · Tango was something of a troubled production, with director Andrei Konchalovsky (Runaway Train) replaced, for reshoots, by Albert Magnoli (Purple Rain).
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Saving Private Brian/References | Family Guy Wiki - Fandom
He also says “Charlie Tango Cash”, which references to the 1989 film Tango & Cash starring Sylvester Stallone and Kurt Russell. Stewie misunderstands the ...
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Tango & Cash - Cinematographers - Cinematography.com
Tango & Cash. Adam Frisch FSF. By Adam Frisch FSF March 27, 2005 in Cinematographers ... This is a comment from an interview with the late actor Brion James ...
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Brion James - Interview - OoCities
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Tango & Cash Is Still Flawed Yet Entertaining 35 Years Later - Yahoo
Dec 30, 2024 · The budget was also a victim, going $20 million over, and some believe knowing this was going to happen is partially why Konchalovsky was fired, ...
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In Defense Of: Tango & Cash - Spectrum Culture
one's dapper! The other wears jeans and a bolo ...
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Planned Sylvester Stallone Sequels That Never Happened - Looper
Sep 17, 2025 · Planned Sylvester Stallone Sequels That Never Happened ; Tango & Cash (1989). Tango and Cash look forward Warner Bros./YouTube ; Cliffhanger (1993).<|separator|>
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Sylvester Stallone Wants To Make A Tango & Cash Sequel | Movies
Sep 19, 2019 · His co-star Kurt Russell, on the other hand, might need some persuading... “I would do Tango & Cash in a second,” Stallone told Fandango. He's ...<|separator|>
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"We're in our unprime": Marvel Star Refused Sylvester Stallone's ...
Jun 27, 2023 · Sylvester Stallone revealed that Kurt Russell rejected his idea of a sequel to the 1989 classic hit Tango & Cash since the actor felt too ...