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Tango and Cash

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Police officers Ray Tango and Gabe Cash are narcotics experts, who, while both being extremely successful, can't stand each other. And now they must team up to bring down drug lord Yves Perret.

Genre:

Action, Comedy, Crime

Actors:

Sylvester Stallone, Kurt Russell, Teri Hatcher, Jack Palance, Brion James, James Hong, Marc Alaimo, Philip Tan, Michael J. Pollard, Robert ZDar, Lewis Arquette, ...»

Director:

Andrey Konchalovskiy, Albert Magnoli

Country:

United States

Release:

1989

IMDb:

6.4

Quality:

Duration:

104 min

KEYWORDS:

#Albert Magnoli #Andrey Konchalovskiy #Kurt Russell #Sylvester Stallone #Tango and Cash #Teri Hatcher

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ACTORS OF "Tango and Cash"

Sylvester Stallone

6 July 1946, New York City, New York, USA

Kurt Russell

17 March 1951, Springfield, Massachusetts, USA

Teri Hatcher

8 December 1964, Palo Alto, California, USA

Jack Palance

18 February 1919, Lattimer Mines, Pennsylvania, USA

Brion James

20 February 1945, Redlands, California, USA

James Hong

22 February 1929, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

Marc Alaimo

5 May 1942, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA

Philip Tan

1960, Singapore

Michael J. Pollard

30 May 1939, Passaic, New Jersey, USA

Robert Z'Dar

3 June 1950, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Lewis Arquette

14 December 1935, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Edward Bunker

31 December 1933, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Leslie Morris

Roy Brocksmith

15 September 1945, Quincy, Illinois, USA

Susan Krebs

1947, USA

David Byrd

3 September 1932, New York City, New York, USA

Richard Fancy

2 August 1943, Evanston, Illinois, USA

Jerry Martinez

Michael Jeter

26 August 1952, Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, USA

Bing Russell

5 May 1926, Brattleboro, Vermont, USA

Alphonse Walter

Peter Stensland

Phil Rubenstein

3 August 1940, Bronx, New York, USA

Elizabeth Sung

14 October 1954, Happy Valley, Hong Kong

Clint Howard

20 April 1959, Burbank, California, USA

7 February 1956, Rockford, Illinois, USA

Saveliy Kramarov

13 October 1934, Moscow, Russian SFSR, USSR [now Russia]

Michael Francis Clarke

Anne Cooper

Tammy Richardson

Patti Davis

21 October 1952, Los Angeles, California, USA

Richard L. Duran

26 July 1948, Los Angeles, California, USA

14 February 1966, San Diego County, California, USA

Tamara Landry

8 November 1962, Los Angeles, California, USA

20 March 1960, Canada

Dori Courtney

Dale Swann

21 January 1948, Harrisburg, Illinois, USA

John Walter Davis

17 December 1951, Los Angeles, California, USA

Adolfo Quinones

11 May 1955, Chicago, Illinois, USA

David Lea

Glenn Morshower

24 April 1959, Dallas, Texas, USA

Robert David Armstrong

1 September 1955, Erie, Pennsylvania, USA

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DIRECTORS OF "Tango and Cash"

Andrey Konchalovskiy

20 August 1937, Moscow, RSFSR, USSR [now Russia]

Albert Magnoli

CREATORS OF "Tango and Cash"

Randy Feldman

HEROES OF "Tango and Cash"

Lt. Raymond Tango

Played by: Sylvester Stallone

Lt. Gabriel Cash

Played by: Kurt Russell

Katherine 'Kiki' Tango

Played by: Teri Hatcher

Yves Perret

Played by: Jack Palance

Requin

Played by: Brion James

Quan

Played by: James Hong

Lopez

Played by: Marc Alaimo

Chinese Gunman

Played by: Philip Tan

Owen

Played by: Michael J. Pollard

Face

Played by: Robert Z'Dar

Wyler

Played by: Lewis Arquette

Capt. Holmes

Played by: Edward Bunker

Hendricks

Played by: Leslie Morris

Fed. Agent Davis

Played by: Roy Brocksmith

Prosecutor

Played by: Susan Krebs

Judge McCormick

Played by: David Byrd

Nolan

Played by: Richard Fancy

Santos

Played by: Jerry Martinez

Skinner

Played by: Michael Jeter

Van Driver

Played by: Bing Russell

Station Cop

Played by: Alphonse Walter

Kagan

Played by: Peter Stensland

Assistant Warden Matt Sokowski

Played by: Phil Rubenstein

Interpreter

Played by: Elizabeth Sung

Slinky

Played by: Clint Howard

Federal Agent

Played by: Ed DeFusco

Desk Cop

Played by: Mark Wood

Cash's Cellmate

Played by: Andre Rosey Brown

Car Owner

Played by: Saveliy Kramarov

Reporter

Played by: Michael Francis Clarke

Prisoner

Played by: Richard L. Duran

Lynn

Played by: Kristen Dalton

Girl in Bar

Played by: Tamara Landry

Dance Double

Played by: Melissa Bremner

Dressing Room Girl

Played by: Christie Mucciante

Captain

Played by: Dale Swann

Slobber

Played by: John Walter Davis

Sonny

Played by: David Lea

Co-Worker

Played by: Glenn Morshower

Weasel

Played by: Salvador Espinoza

State Trooper

Played by: Christopher Wolf

Cop

Played by: Larry White

Detective

Played by: Richard J. Larson

Inmate

Played by: David Phillips

Bailiff

Played by: Martin Valinsky

Guard

Played by: Donald Zinn

Club Doorman

Played by: Robert David Armstrong

Customer

Played by: Philip Weyland

CRITICS OF "Tango and Cash"

Radio Times

The result is great, brainless fun.

June 11, 2014

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Chicago Tribune

The film looks like the sort of queasy fever dream that might be produced by sitting through an entire Orson Welles film festival while eating pepperoni pizzas.

June 11, 2014

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Flavorwire

'Tango & Cash' turns 25 years old next month, which means if it were a person, it'd be right around the right age to start realizing what a stupid movie 'Tango & Cash' is.

June 07, 2016

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Variety

A mindless buddy cop pic, loaded with nonstop action that's played mostly for laughs and delivers too few of them.

May 06, 2008

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South Florida Sun-Sentinel

This form of self-conscious action filmmaking is smeared over both Stallone and Russell. They mug mercilessly (none too well) and, of course, they rely on plenty of bang and firepower to disguise a sour and often nasty script.

June 11, 2014

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Philadelphia Daily News

Tango and Cash is a loud, violent, badly written, rather boring cookie-cutter cop picture.

June 11, 2014

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TV Guide

A very smart 'dumb' movie.

May 06, 2008

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Groucho Reviews

A bizarrely appealing movie, Tango & Cash is the essence of camp: it's bad and knows it's bad, so therefore, it's...good? [Blu-ray]

May 24, 2009

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Chicago Reader

The ostensible humor here is of the macho one-liner variety, and much of it falls flat.

June 11, 2014

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Chicago Tribune

The jokes seem lame and the rivalry fraudulent, as the two boys play with their big guns.

June 11, 2014

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Philadelphia Inquirer

Both men think that the best way to deliver the right to remain silent to the usual suspects is via a right hook.

June 11, 2014

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Los Angeles Times

Tango and Cash is a waste of talent and energy on all levels: unworthy of Konchalovsky, unworthy also of Stallone, Russell and every superior technical credit on the film.

June 11, 2014

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GALLERY OF "Tango and Cash"