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John Travolta | ... |
Travis
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Arye Gross | ... |
Wendell
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Kelly Preston | ... |
Bonnie
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Deborah Foreman | ... |
Jill
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James Keach | ... |
Yuri
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Jan Rubes | ... |
Illyich
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Brian Doyle-Murray | ... |
Jones
(as Brian Doyle Murray)
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Charles Martin Smith | ... |
Mr. Smith
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Mimi Maynard | ... |
Mrs. Smith
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Eve Brent | ... |
Aunt Thelma
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Rick Ducommun | ... |
Sparks
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Steve Levitt | ... |
Gil
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Tony Edwards | ... |
Nathan
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Jack Ammon | ... |
Doc Benson
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Marc Reid | ... |
Billy Smith
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Travis and Wendell are kidnapped while on their way to opening a nightclub in rural Nebraska. The KGB spy Cameron Smith takes them to the U.S.S.R. instead with the intention of teaching KGB agents to be hip like Americans. Written by Richard Jones <rjo339@swbell.net>
OK, I will admit that this movie won't have you on the floor rolling with laughter. I will also admit that, despite that, I found this to be an enjoyable flick and lighthearted enough to be entertaining. The premise is good (I won't spoil it for you, but you can read it above), Travolta and Gross play their parts well (although almost too well, as I don't think either were really "acting"), and the dance scene between Travolta and his future wife is pretty hot! It is well worth the price of a rental, I would even buy it if I saw it for under $10. It is fun and you can pretty much guess the ending, but if you leave your brain in the drawer or somewhere else where you can't get to it while watching this flick, you will not have wasted your time. 8/10 for a truly enjoyable movie!