Fuzz (1972)
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Movie Info
Cast
as Detective Steve Carella
as Detective Eileen McHenry
as El Sordo
as Detective Meyer Meyer
as Detective Bert Kling
as Detective Arthur Brown
as Detective Andy Parker
as Detective Hal Willis
as Lt. Bymes
as Sgt. Murchison
as Teddy Carella
as Patrolman Levine
as Patrolman Gomez
as Patrolman Cramer
as Patrolman Crosby
as Police Commissioner Nelson
as Patrolman Marshall
as Patrolman Miscolo
as Detective
as Detective
as Detective
as Telephone Technician
as Police Garage Attendant
as Mayor's Uniformed Guard
as Mayor's Bodyguard
as Buck
as Ahmad
as LaBresca
as Pete
as Jimmy
as Baby
as Rochelle
as Tiny
as Lewis
as Dominick
as Young Prisoner
as Rapist
as Puerto Rican Prisoner
as Painter
as Painter
as Alan
as Teddy Carella
as Sadie
as Man with Garbage
as Little Girl
as Little Boy
as Vicenzo
as Mayor Jefferson
as Parks Commissioner
as Mrs. Cooper
as Deputy Mayor
as Mrs. Scanlon
as Mrs. Jefferson
as Abigail
as Louise
as Panhandler
as Vagrant
as Chauffeur
as Bald Man
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Audience Reviews for Fuzz
Ok, so Fuzz definitely won't win any awards for originality or even pushing the envelope, but it doesn't need to. It's one of the most enjoyable cop dramedies that Robert Altman never made. It really does feel Altmanesque to me at times (if there is such a thing). The word is that its two main stars, Burt Reynolds and Raquel Welch, didn't get along so well during the filming. That may or may not be true, but I know that they don't really share any scenes together at all, so I couldn't see it as being a major problem. Apparently, the film is based on a series of novels by Ed McBain. There were some changes, as always, including giving the city an official place and setting, as well as pushing it into more comedic territory. It's tone is definitely not consistent, and it doesn't really succeed at any tone it's trying to settle on at the time, but it winds up being fun anyways. That's a pretty tough thing for a dramedy. Yeah it works, but the wheels do squeak a bit.
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