Turner And Hooch - a muffin. Unsubscribe from dvalashvili? Cancel Unsubscribe. Inoltre, “Turner e il casinaro” ha un'altra grande freccia al suo arco, non sono riuscito a trovare collegamenti dichiarati, ma sono piuttosto certo che senza questo film non avremmo mai avuto il telefilm “Tequila e Bonetti” (1992) che, non so voi, ma ricordo come una serie infinitamente lunga che ha coperto svariati anni di. Turner & Hooch: Movie from 1989 with Tom Hanks, Mare Winningham, Craig T.
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Turner & Hooch (1989) Tom Hanks, Mare Winningham, DVD FAN COMMENTARY / PODCAST If you need the full film dvd disc to play alongside this Podcast here is a link. ►► Turner and Hooch 1989 starring Tom Hanks and Mare Winningham - Scott Turner has 3 days left in the local police department before he moves to a bigger city to get some 'real' cases, not just misdemeanors.
Then Amos Reed is destroyed, and Scott Turner sets himself on the case. The closest thing to a witness in the case is Amos Reed's dog, Hooch, which Scott Turner has to take care of if it's going to avoid being 'put to sleep'. ► Cast Tom Hanks as Detective Scott Turner Beasley the Dog as Hooch Mare Winningham as Dr. Emily Carson Craig T. Nelson as Chief Howard Hyde Reginald VelJohnson as Det. David Sutton Scott Paulin as Zack Gregory J.
Quinn as Walter Boyett John McIntire as Amos Reed David Knell as Ernie Ebbe Roe Smith as Harley McCabe Kevin Scannell as Jeff Foster Joel Bailey as Ferraday Mary McCusker as Katie Ernie Lively as Motel Clerk Clyde Kusatsu as Kevin Williams Elaine Renee Bush as Store Clerk Eda Reiss Merin as Mrs. Remington ► Plot Scott Turner (Tom Hanks) is an obsessively neat police investigator who is bored with his minor police work in the fictional town of Cypress Beach in Northern California and is set to transfer to a better job in Sacramento, while fellow investigator David Sutton (Reginald VelJohnson) is to be his replacement. As Turner shows Sutton around, they meet local junk-yard owner Amos Reed (John McIntire), who is Turner's friend and owner of Hooch (Beasley the Dog), a large and slobbery Dogue de Bordeaux. After a thug kills Amos, Turner pleads with police chief Howard Hyde (Craig T. Nelson) to let him take on Amos's case. Believing that Hooch is the only 'witness' he has, Turner brings him home. The energetic dog promptly tears the investigator's house apart, chews up his car, and turns his life upside down.
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On a positive note, however, Hooch also instigates a romance between Turner and the new town veterinarian Emily Carson (Mare Winningham); Hooch also starts his own romance with the vet’s dog, Camille. Turner and Hooch slowly bond, and they work together to solve the crime. It’s a drug-smuggling operation, run out of a local seafood distributor, with money-laundering assistance from the corrupt police chief Hyde.
When the drug kingpin is cornered, Hooch takes a bullet for his human buddy and dies despite Emily’s best efforts. During the aftermath, Turner is the police chief while Sutton is the leading investigator. Turner is also married to Emily, with the couple now caring for Camille and her litter of puppies, one of whom that looks and acts exactly like Hooch. ► Trivia ☆ Hooch is a Dogue de Bordeaux, one of the most ancient French breeds. ☆ Henry Winkler was originally hired as the director. But, two weeks into filming, he was fired by Disney executive Jeffrey Katzenberg who was dissatisfied with Winkler's work.
☆ An alternate ending was filmed in which Hooch survives. Both endings were tested with different audiences. The endings scored the same. But the original ending provoked a passionate emotional response from the audience while the alternate ending elicited a quietly positive response. Disney production chief Jeffrey Katzenberg decided to use the original ending because that is what the filmmakers wanted. ☆ The two other investigators are Foster and McCabe which were the same names of the second team to tail Axel Foley in Beverly Hills Cop (1984), also written by Daniel Petrie, Jr. ☆ Tom Hanks father's name is Amos, just like the elderly man in the movie.
☆ The last film project of John McIntire. Director: Roger Spottiswoode Writers: Dennis Shryack (story), Michael Blodgett (story) ► Review Turner and Hooch is an underrated forgotten gem from the late 1980's. Tom Hanks plays clean cut police detective Scott Turner whom is nearly finishing up his last shifts in his quiet old town and he will transfer to the big city. He has to then postpone his trip due to the untimely death of an old man and foul play is suspected. A junkyard dog 'Hooch' is the closest thing to a witness but he is being threatened to be put down unless Scott takes in him. Overall this movie is funny but has great heart.
You get to see Turner progress from an tentive, uptight, by the book cop to a laid backed, relaxed, Casanova. This is a great film for the whole family however there may be some frightening scenes for younger children. Please give this great forgotten film a chance. Turner & Hooch full movie fan commentary track.