My Blue Heaven/Mickey Blue Eyes

Synopsis: The mob might seem an unlikely topic for generating laughs, but these two movies prove otherwise. Featuring: MY BLUE HEAVEN: Flamboyant mobster Vinnie (Steve Martin) is relocated by the Witness... The mob might seem an unlikely topic for generating laughs, but these two movies prove otherwise. Featuring: MY BLUE HEAVEN: Flamboyant mobster Vinnie (Steve Martin) is relocated by the Witness Protection Program from New York City to suburban California until it is time for him to testify against his former associates. But he quickly bores of life in middle-class America and starts up his own little racket. These shenanigans cause Vinnie to run afoul of the local authorities, which makes life difficult for the straitlaced FBI agent (Rick Moranis) assigned to protect him. Soon the agent is struggling to keep Vinnie out of the clutches of a tough-as-nails assistant D.A. (Joan Cusack) who wants to see him behind bars. MICKEY BLUE EYES: Fish-out-of-water comedy tailor-made to the relaxed British mannerisms of star Hugh Grant. He stars as Michael Felgate, a dapper art auctioneer, whose romance with a school teacher entangles him in the workings of her mob family. While her father (James Caan) accepts Michael wholeheartedly, a misunderstanding results in Michael having to pose as a mafioso himself- resulting in culture-clash laughs... [More]

Starring: Steve Martin, Rick Moranis, Joan Cusack, Hugh Grant

Starring: Steve Martin, Rick Moranis, Joan Cusack, Hugh Grant, James Caan, Jeanne Tripplehorn

Director: Herbert Ross, Kelly Makin

Director: Herbert Ross, Kelly Makin

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