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Cast

Charlie Sheen
as Carl Taylor

Emilio Estevez
as James St. James

Leslie Hope
as Susan Wilkins

Keith David
as Louis Fedders

Dean Cameron
as Pizza Man

John Getz
as Maxwell Potterdam III

Hawk Wolinski
as Biff

Hawk Wolinki
as Biff

John LavachieIIi
as Mario

Robert Burns

Geoffrey Blake
as Frost

Cameron Dye
as Luzinski

John Putch
as Mike

Tommy Hinkley
as Jeff

Darrell Larson
as Jack Berger

Sy Richardson
as Walt Richardson

Kari Whitman
as Judy

Troy Evans
as Capt. Dalton

Matt Robinson
as Rent-A-Cop

Deborah Fallender

Brad Wyman
as Rent-a-Cop

Matthew Robinson
as Rent-a-Cop

Robert F. Brown
as Henchman #1

Erik Stabenau
as Henchman #2

Bobby Burns
as Henchman #3

Eddie Braun
as Henchman #4

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• May 09, 2012

  quite stupid storyline just doesn't make sense. worth it to the brothers at work together but anything resembling a story is left in a heap. the actions of these characters just didn't make sense. the film looks as though it went through a lot of rewrites
  Brendan N Super Reviewer
• Nov 05, 2010

  A true guilty pleasure, Men at Work sees Carl (Charlie Sheen) and James (Emilio Estevez) as two no hope surfers/garbage men who pipe dream about opening their own surf shop. Carl has a slightly disturbed habit of spying on his neighbors with binoculars and "seriously aggravating situations without changing the course of history" by occasionally shooting them with a pellet gun. After an evening of beer and Trivial Pursuit, Carl and James witness City Councilman Jack Berger (Darrell Larson) seemingly assaulting his campaign manager Susan Wilkins (Leslie Hope) in her apartment across the street. As she runs out Carl shoots Berger with the pellet gun. He and James miss two men then strangle Berger and leave with his body. The following day they happen across Berger's discarded corpse on their garbage route, and, fearing they may be implicated in the murder, hide the body. Madcap antics ensure as they try to figure out who killed Berger and why. There's lots to like in this silly comedy, from the inept hit men whose car bears the licence plates: HIT MEN, to the recurring joke of the misplaced tape (work it, work it), and the great chemistry between the two leads. But the highlight is Keith David as Louis, Carl and James' boss' brother in law who rides along with them in the garbage truck as an observer (as they are known troublemakers and on probation at work) and becomes mixed up in the movie's ensuing chaos. David is perfect as the unhinged Vietnam veteran, and from the sight gag of him doodling a helicopter firing missiles at innocent families on a boardwalk, to the infamous "another man's fries" line, to the hilarious kidnapping of the pizza boy "he was provokin me!" the character is a constant source of laughs. Leave your brain at the door and enjoy.
  David L Super Reviewer
• Sep 06, 2010

  If you always wanted to see brothers Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez together in a film, watch this movie. It's a story you may have seen before, but it's still fun and exciting and it's got the two of them, so why not. I liked it.
  Aj V Super Reviewer
• Dec 12, 2009

  Men at Work is one of my Favourite Movies. It has many LOLs moments.
  Wahida K Super Reviewer

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