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Dirty Work
Directed by
Bob Saget
PG-13
1998
82m
Comedy
6.4
14%
66%
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Mitch and Sam have to come up with $50,000 and fast! The only problem is neither one can hold down a job. Mitch finds a way to money by exploiting the only talents the two have, by opening a "Revenge For Hire" business.
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Cast of Dirty Work
Norm Macdonald
Mitch
Artie Lange
Sam
Jack Warden
Pops
Traylor Howard
Kathy
Christopher McDonald
Travis Cole
Chevy Chase
Dr. Farthing
Don Rickles
Hamilton
Polly Shannon
Toni-Ann
David Koechner
Anton Phillips
Rebecca Romijn
Bearded Lady
Gary Coleman
Self
Ken Norton
Self
Bradley Reid
Mitch (at 8 Years Old)
Matt Steinberg
Mitch (at 16 years old)
Joseph Sicilia
Sam (at 8 Years Old)
Austin Pool
Sam (at 16 Years Old)
Gerry Mendicino
Manetti
A. Frank Ruffo
Aldo
Hrant Alianak
Kirkpatrick
Michael Vollans
Derek (at 10 Years Old)
Grant Nickalls
Jason
Deborah Hinderstein
Charlene
Scott Gibson
Frat Guy
Laura Stone
Veronica
Rummy Bishop
Homeless Guy at Apartment
James Carroll
Middle-Aged Guy
Henry Chan
Doctor at Fat Clinic
Paul O'Sullivan
A.D.
Boyd Banks
Creepy Harry
B.J. McQueen
Big Wet Man
Tony Meyler
Lobby Henchman
Shane Daly
Door Henchman
James Binkley
Unaffected Henchman
James Downey
Martin / Homeless Guy
Fred Wolf
Homeless Guy
Wilfrid Bray
Homeless Guy
Jessica Booker
Mrs. Murphy
Johnie Chase
Policeman
Conrad Bergschneider
Policeman
Kay Hawtrey
Gladys
Lloyd White
Ron
Dini Petty
Self
Mike Anscombe
Self
Howard Jerome
Foreman
Arturo Gil
Midget Paul
Joslyn Wenn
Jenkin's Fantasy Girl
Robbie Rox
Huge Prisoner
Chris Gillett
Suit Guy
Kevin Farley
Theater Worker
Sanjay Talwar
Theater Worker
Trevor Bain
Henchman Jenkins
Gord Martineau
Self
George Sperdakos
Opera Critic
Eleanor Davies
Opera Critic's Date
Laura Pudwell
Opera Lady
Emilio Roman
Baritone Errante
George Chuvalo
Ring Announcer
Christine Oddy
Aunt Jenny
Robert Shipman
Crossing Guard
Richard Sali
Ed
Michael A. Miranda
Low Life
Anthony J. Mifsud
Low Life
Cliff Saunders
Thief
Bess Motta
Aerobics Instructor (archive footage)
Arlaine Wright
Aerobics Instructor (archive footage)
Chris Farley
Jimmy (uncredited)
Conrad Goode
John (uncredited)
John Goodman
Mayor Adrian Riggins (uncredited)
Sherry Hilliard
Girl Next Door (uncredited)
Adam Sandler
Satan (uncredited)
Jennifer Steede
Woman at Bar (uncredited)
Uni Park
Saigon Whore
Dirty Work Reviews
San Francisco Chronicle
Bob Graham
A stupid lowdown vulgar comedy.
New Times
Luke Y. Thompson
Okay starring vehicle for Norm MacDonald, but you'd think he could do better.
Netflix
James Rocchi
: "Saturday Night Live" alum Norm Macdonald's feature debut ain't great, but he is.
Movie Metropolis
John J. Puccio
...proves that a comedy doesn't need an R rating to be crude, rude, or stupid. Even an innocent PG-13 can do the trick.
Arizona Daily Star
Phil Villarreal
A ribald flood of comic bliss.
Austin Chronicle
Marc Savlov
[A] screamingly awful, achingly unfunny comedy...
eFilmCritic.com
Oz
It's no epic, but what do you want? DiCaprio?
Variety
Joe Leydon
The outrageousness isn't consistently sustained, and the pic tends to peter out somewhere around the two thirds mark.
Los Angeles Times
David Kronke
A tone-deaf, scattershot and dispiritingly cheesy affair with more groans than laughs.
New York Times
Lawrence Van Gelder
Don't bother to hang around for the outtakes. They're not funny either.
Kalamazoo Gazette
James Sanford
Why does Hollywood think that everyone who ever appeared on "Saturday Night Live" deserves a film career as a reward? What's the excuse for showcasing Norm Macdonald, a third-rate Dennis Miller knockoff whose delivery is slower than Priority Mail?
Film Journal International
Ed Kelleher
Attempts to carry on the comedic-vengeance tradition, with arguably mixed results.
Filmcritic.com
Christopher Null
Worthless but awfully earnest slapstick from Macdonald, who ain't finding the Big Screen quite so simple.
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