Status
Released
original language
English
Budget
$ 29000000
Revenue
$ 59500000
Joe Hallenbeck
James Alexander 'Jimmy' Dix
Sarah Hallenbeck
Sheldon Marcone
Milo
Darian Hallenbeck
Cory
Mike Matthews
Alley Thug
Chet
Senator Baynard
Bessalo
McCoskey
Big Ray Walston
Pablo
Himself
Himself
Himself
Himself
Billy Cole
Head Coach
Locker Room Kid
Wounded Player
Wounded Player
Kid
Sleeping Party Girl
Neighbor
Dancer
Dancer
Harp
M.C.
Main Hitman
Hitman
Garage Patrolman
Scrabble Man
Jake
Cigar Thug
Milo's Goon
Baynard's Bodyguard
Pool Owner
Marcone's Goon
Marcone's Goon
Marcone's Goon
Stadium Cop
Granddad Thug
Baynard's Bodyguard
Jacuzzi Party Girl
Stadium Guard
Kid (as David L. McMillan)
Football Player (uncredited)
Dancer (uncredited)
Marcone's Goon (uncredited)
Written by Videospace on 2019-11-21
I think this classic Tony Scott actioner with Bruce Willis and Damon Wayans just gets better and better when it gets older. I mean the film is nearly 30 years old and I have seen it at least a dozen of times and yet it managed to entertain me and fully packed Cinemadrome screening!It is written by Shane Black and I have to admit that this is Shane Black at his shaneblackest. The jokes are constant and witty and Bruce Willis and Damon Wayans make a great onscreen buddy couple. Not to mention great cavalcade of bad guys. If 80's and 90's action is your cup of tea, this is definitely something you need to see!
Written by John Chard on 2020-04-05
You know, for a dancer, he is one hell of a detective. Written by Shane Black and directed by Tony Scott, it's not the biggest surprise in the world to find that "The Last Boy Scout" is full of high octane action and serious one liners. Plot has Bruce Willis as a private detective whose protected female witness (Halle Berry) is murdered, prompting him and the victim's boyfriend - a disgraced gridiron star (Damon Wayans) - to investigate the crime together and all roads lead to the higher echelons of American Football. There's shades of "Die Hard" here, but really it's unfair to simply put it in the cash in on an action classic genre. Anyone who knows Shane Black's career will know that plot is secondary to action and dialogue, more so when Tony Scott is on directing duties. This may actually be Black's most under appreciated literary work (though it was a box office hit), his buddy buddy formula, that was so brilliantly realised with "Lethal Weapon", really shines here - making it Wayans' best work and Willis' most laconic. It's all a bit blokey, meaning that unless the girls watching are in it for the stars alone, they are sure to be disappointed by the machismo washing over the female characters of the piece. But this is electrifying stuff, both visually and orally. It's fun and thrilling, so strap yourself in and enjoy the ride. 8/10