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2001    1h 35minCommedia, Crime
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Bobby e Ricky, amici da sempre, vivono alla giornata. Il primo - pugile di pochissimo talento - sbarca il lunario come guardia del corpo di una spogliarellista mentre il secondo - donnaiolo incallito - e sempre alla ricerca di donne. Un giorno i due decidono di cambiare vita, si trasferiscono quindi da Los Angeles a New York dove vengono assoldati da un losco gangster. Portare a termine l'incarico metterà ben presto i due in enormi guai.
Diretto da Jon Favreau
  • Vince VaughnRicky Slade / Produttore
  • Jon FavreauBobby / Regista / Sceneggiatore / Produttore
  • Sean CombsRuiz
  • Famke JanssenJessica
  • Peter FalkMax
  • Faizon LoveHorrace
  • David O'HaraThe Welshman
  • Vincent PastoreJimmy
  • JentealWendy
  • Makenzie VegaChloe
  • Jonathan SilvermanBachelor
  • Tom MorelloBest Man
  • Federico CastelluccioDoorman
  • Kimberley DaviesBartender
  • Sam RockwellHotel Clerk (uncredited)
  • Jennifer EspositoClub Girl (uncredited)
  • Drea de MatteoClub Girl (uncredited)
  • Dustin DiamondSelf (uncredited)
  • Grandmaster FlashThe Spa DJ (uncredited)
  • Anne StuhlerProduction Design
  • DavidBunnyDad3 gg fa
    Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau became household names with the classic 1996 comedy Swingers. Virtually no one knows this, but they actually made a similar but far superior comedy a few years later, a kind of spiritual sequel in which they play a couple wannabe wise guys in LA who do odd jobs for a local gangster played by Peter Falk. Our heroes are dispatched to New York for a simple money drop, but things go awry thanks mainly to Vaughn's escalating determination to behave like his idea of a ``made'' guy (this is a man who's seen way too many Dean Martin movies). In addition to Falk, who's wonderful, Made offers the film debut of P. Diddy, and able support from Faizon Love, Sopranos favorite Vincent Pastore and Famke Janssen in the thankless girlfriend role. But it's Vaughn who steals the show. His clueless, swaggering bull-in-a-China shop routine never stops being riotously funny. It's like his Swingers character lost 50 IQ points but somehow gained twice the confidence. The pleasures of watching these two quarreling goofballs try to make the most of their time in the Big Apple cannot be overstated. Highlights include Vaughn's oblivious attempts to woo a first-class flight attendant who couldn't be less interested, his cringy try at impressing Diddy with TV cop-show lingo over mimosas at the Russian Tea Room, and an unforgettable sight gag that finds Vaughn and Favreau crammed into a child-sized table at a decidedly unmasculine tea joint named The Cupping Room, after our would-be playboys can't get into a nightclub. How this movie did not become a cult classic escapes me. It easily has as many quotable lines as, say, Step Brothers or Dumb and Dumber. The whims of history, I suppose. For my money, Made stands shoulder to shoulder with This is Spinal Tap and Airplane as one of the funniest movies I've ever seen.

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