Gazillion Movies Review :
Sam (Danny DeVito) married Barbara (Bette Midler) for her father’s money, but the old man didn’t want to die. But now at last it is that far, his father-in-law died and now he can kill his wife in an atrocious way out of revenge for the years that he had to tolerate her. He however has to change his plan when it appears that she has been kidnapped. If he informs the police, they will kill her. He directly informs the press and the police, but the kidnappers do not keep their word. When his wife then also becomes friends with the kidnappers and start working together with them against Sam the situation only gets worse.
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Art Evans
Bette Midler
Bill Pullman
Danny DeVito
Helen Slater
Judge Reinhold
Richard Wilson
Anita Morris
Arnold F. Turner
Arturo Bonilla
Beth R. Johnson
Bob Tzudiker
Charles A. Vanegas
Charlotte Zucker
Christopher J. Keene
Clarence Felder
Frank Sivero
Gary Riley
Henry Noguchi
J.E. Freeman
J.P. Bumstead
Janet Rotblatt
Jeannine Bisignano
Jim Doughan
Jon Cutler
Louise Yaffe
Mary Elizabeth Thompson
Mie Hunt
Phyllis Applegate
Rick DeReyes
Ron Tank
Susan Marie Snyder
Suzan Stadner
Twyla Littleton
William G. Schilling
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| Director |
Jim Abrahams
David Zucker
Jerry Zucker
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| Editor |
Gib Jaffe
Arthur Schmidt
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| Music |
Michel Colombier
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| Producer |
Joanna Lancaster
Michael Peyser
Richard Wagner
Walter Yetnikoff
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| Writer |
Dale Launer
O. Henry
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