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Cast

Bruce Willis
as Joe Hallenbeck

Damon Wayans
as Jimmy Dix

Chelsea Field
as Sarah Hallenbeck

Noble Willingham
as Sheldon Marcone

Taylor Negron
as Milo

Danielle Harris
as Darian Hallenbeck

Halle Berry
as Cory

Bruce McGill
as Mike Matthews

Billy Bastiani

Kim Coates
as Chet

Chelcie Ross
as Senator Baynard

Marion Dougherty

Victoria Hochberg
as Henry

Joe Santos
as Bessalo

Michael Papajohn
as Hitman

Michael McCaskey
as Clarence Felder

Tony Longo
as Big Ray Walton

Frank Collison
as Pablo

Clarence Felder
as McCaskey

Bill Medley
as Himself

Badja Djola
as Alley Thug

Verne Lundquist
as Himself

Dick Butkus
as Himself

Lynn Swann
as Himself

Billy Blanks
as Billy Cole

Ken Kells
as Head Coach

Morris Chestnut
as Locker Room Kid

Mike Fisher
as Wounded Player

Doug Simpson
as Wounded Player

Joe El Rady
as Kid

David L. McMillan
as Kid

Benjamin Agee
as Kid

Donna Wilson
as Sleeping Party Girl

Denise Ames
as Jacuzzi Party Girl

Frank Kopyc
as Neighbor

Teal Roberts
as Dancer

Sara Suzanne Brown
as Dancer

Ryan Cutrona
as Harp

Eddie Griffin
as MC

John Cenatiempo
as Main Hitman

Mike Papajohn
as Hitman

Matt Johnston
as Ponytail Hitman

Ed. E. Villa
as Property Cop

James Keane
as Garage Patrolman

Jack Kehler
as Scrabble Man

Duke Valenti
as Jake

Dennis Garber
as Detective

Manny Perry
as cigar Thug

Vic Manni
as Grandad Thug

Frank Ferrara
as Milo's Goon

Erik Onate
as TV Crew Member

Bob Apisa
as Baynard's Bodyguard

Shane Dixon
as Baynard's Bodyguard

Rick Ducommun
as Pool Owner

E. Brian Dean
as Stadium Guard

Dick Ziker
as Marcone's Goon

Fred Lerner
as Marcone's Goon

John Meier
as Marcone's Goon

Don Pulford
as Marcone's Goon

Dennis Packer
as Field Announcer

Gene Borkan
as Stadium Cop

Kevin Bourland
as Stadium Cop

Jeff Hochendoner
as Henry

Steve Picerni
as Helicopter Cop

Steven Picerni
as Helicopter Cop

Craig Pinckes
as Presidential Assassin

Carmine Zozzora
as Secret Service Man

Theresa St. Clair
as Shower Girl

Ed Beheler
as The President

Colby Kline
as Young Darian

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Critic Reviews for The Last Boy Scout

Audience Reviews for The Last Boy Scout

• May 07, 2016

  "The Last Boy Scout" is a good movie but has issues with acting and its script. The plot to "The Last Boy Scout" is that an ex-secret service agent named "Joe Hallenbeck" portrayed by "Bruce Willis" one night gets a job to guard a woman at work named "Cory" portrayed by "Halle Berry". Later on "Hallenbeck" meets "Jimmy Dix" portrayed by "Damon Wayans" who is "Cory's" boyfriend. "Dix" and "Hallenbeck" are brought together when a murder takes place, which affects them both. The movie opens with a football game taking place when ends horribly. The scene is a great, unexpected and a dramatic start to the movie. Throughout the movie it shows "Hallenbeck" and "Dix's" characters become friends in a way, the movie doesn't really show much of a character change other than "Hallenbeck's" alcoholism slowing down and this movie is meant to be a drama which most of the time feels more like an action film then a drama. The movie kind of felt like it had two climaxes; the final climax isn't all that entertaining and after doesn't make sense. "Darian Hallenbeck" portrayed by "Danielle Harris" for the first part gives a dramatic performance but after becomes more of a third wheel. Another issue is the movie's title "The Last Boy Scout" isn't the best due to one reference in the movie. "Bruce Willis" as usual gives his best in a movie but in "The Last Boy Scout" it doesn't feel like he gives his best; throughout most of the film he has more of a calm performance. Whether that's his fault or the director's fault is unknown. The music in this movie is okay, in some scenes it fails to excite but in others it does an amazing job at suspense. The cinematographer "Ward Russell" film's perfectly for suspense and drama, during action sequences he sometimes fails to shoot everything as well as he usually does. If you are a person who enjoys action/drama's then I recommend you watch "The Last Boy Scout" as it has good cinematography, a splendid introduction and okay music. Although the movie is not perfect it has some issues, these being climax not entertaining, script issues and some annoying characters. I give "The Last Boy Scout" a 6/10.
  Steve G Super Reviewer
• Sep 14, 2013

  Yeah, yeah, guilty as charged. Getting to the movie, I wasn't so involved with its main story because most of the scenes individually were entertaining enough to keep me hooked with the act going on. Bruce Willis has performed similar roles before too, but he's no less incredible here. I don't know the quarterback actor, but he got along well. Willis' dialogue delivery (and the calm attitude in not-so-calm circumstances) is exceptionally brilliant. Besides Willis, its dialogues/one-liners were highly remarkable. Most of the remaining actors contribute their fair share. There were a few hiccups so far as I'm concerned. The quarterback character who (pushes, and hence) joins Willis in the investigation of his girlfriend's murder hardly showed any grief for the loss. In fact, it seemed as if he were on a joyride. Joe's sad personal life bit (his family hardly having any respect for him & whatnot) has been performed to death, and should have rather been left out. And including the kid to join the duo in action in the final sequences didn't add much to the entertainment either. All being said, I've enjoyed a movie to this extent after quite a while. So much that I'm indifferent to include this quite an ordinary flick in my favorites list (for now, if not forever). I highly recommend it. All the same, be prepared; that's bound to help just in case....... And then some.
  familiar s Super Reviewer
• Feb 20, 2013

  Director Tony Scott delivers an entertaining and high-octane action film in The Last Boy Scout. The story follows a private detective who teams up with a disgraced former football player to solve the murder of a stripper who was blackmailing the owner of L.A.'s pro-football team. Bruce Willis and Damon Wayans lead the cast and have pretty good chemistry. The script isn't particularly well written, but Scott's able to keep the film moving with some good comedic moments and high-energy action scenes. While it carries a lot of the cliches of '90s action films, The Last Boy Scout manages to be a fun and exciting thrill ride.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Aug 24, 2012

  Tony Scott and Shane Black sounds like a match made in heaven but this film is quite uneven. Black is the master of mismatched buddy films and the connection isn't the issue here, it's the plot. The genre was running rampant during this era and the success and failure was mainly due to the release structure and quality. I thought this was an interesting film and this is mainly due to Tony Scott in the directors seat. The film has a relentless pace and the violence is dialled up to 11, like most to Scott's films. The biggest downfall with this film is the over the top storytelling, it reaches heights of implausibility and too much. If you're looking for a film with mindless action and something to fill the void, this might appeal to you. 05/05/2018.
  Brendan N Super Reviewer

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