The Dukes of Hazzard

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Cast & Crew

Johnny Knoxville
Luke Duke

Seann William Scott
Bo Duke

Jessica Simpson
Daisy Duke

Burt Reynolds
Boss Hogg

Joe Don Baker
Governor Jim Applewhite

Willie Nelson
Uncle Jesse

Lynda Carter
Pauline

M.C. Gainey
Sheriff Roscoe P. Coltrane

James Roday Rodriguez
Billy Prickett, Jake Branner

Michael Weston
Enos

David Koechner
Cooter

Jacqui Maxwell
Annette

Nikki Griffin
Katie Johnson

Wayne Douglas Morgan
Prisoner 2

Steve Lemme
Jimmy

Jay Chandrasekhar
Director

Jonathan L. Davis
Writer

John O'Brien
Writer

Bill Bannerman
Co-Producer

Bill Gerber
Producer

Greg Silverman
Executive Producer

Bruce Berman
Executive Producer

Eric Stolhnske
Writer

Paul Soter
Writer

Kevin Heffernan
Writer

Jon Gary Steele
Production Design

Mary Vernieu
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Audience Reviews for The Dukes of Hazzard

• Dec 11, 2016

  Generally dumb but at least it seemed to stay faithful in style to the original. Did appreciate the culture shock the Dukes faced in "modern day Atlanta."
  Ed K Super Reviewer
• Aug 20, 2012

  Not too sure where I stand with this update of the classic kids show. This is one of those times where making a film for the younger audience is probably the best option yet they went the other way. The main problem here is the fact that The Dukes of Hazzard was a TV show primarily for kids. It was light-hearted and had the same kind of theme as other classic TV shows like The A-Team, Knight Rider and Airwolf. This new film takes that kind-hearted approach and throws it out of the window to make room for a new crude, vulgar version with tits and ass. I will admit that at times the film is good fun, the massive car chase sequence at the end is a tornado of great stunts that is tremendous fun to watch. Much like the classic car chases in 'The Blues Brothers' its amazing to see the famous Dodge Charger hurtle down the freeway and leap higher and farther than ever before. Unfortunately this is about as fun as it gets for both thrills and whimsical retro goodness. The rest of the film really is a nasty cheap-ass pile of stereotypical cliches in a bad straight to DVD National Lampoon's kinda way. The main casting of Knoxville and Scott as Bo and Luke was terrible and gave the game away immediately as to what direction the film was going in. Even Simpson as Daisy was a bad choice, your everyday boring over-tanned blonde Barbie doll wannabe with luminously bleached teeth. Yes she was sexy in her tight Levi cutoffs and lets be honest this character ain't here for intellectual conversation, but she was also vacuous with no character whatsoever. The bad casting continued with Reynolds as Boss Hogg who had no presence in the film at all. Just a big name for the advertising and a very weak performance. Overall its a very mixed bag as there is some nice car porn in here but quite simply its a very bad adaptation of the TV show. Seeing the old General Lee zoom around is the most enjoyment you're gonna get outta this...if you grew up with the show that is (or you're a petrolhead). Shame they also had to drag the modern day PC bandwagon into the fray. They just had to include present day politics didn't they, couldn't let that go, exactly why this should not have been set in the present day. Not to be taken too seriously of course but you know deep down the original TV show is slightly frowned upon these days *groan*. Unfortunately this is a rather sour spin on the TV show and spoils its good name. Chock full of needless cameos, way too glossy, hints at soft porn, crass and with added toilet humour. Basically its 'American Pie' and 'Jackass' injected into a much loved old TV show which is totally unacceptable frankly. This is exactly what Stiller and co didn't do for their classic TV show adaptation and look at the difference in quality. Don't show this to your kids and avoid yourself.
  Super Reviewer
• Mar 24, 2012

  ........Wait, this is a movie?
  Albert K Super Reviewer
• Dec 02, 2011

  The Dukes of Hazzard sucked on many levels. The acting sucked, it wasn't funny, and the story was horrible. It was a movie that does not even try, it seems like they were just trying to make a crappy film.
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