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Starsky & Hutch

2004, Movie, PG-13, 97 mins

Starsky & Hutch: Review

Starsky and Hutch helped refine the mix of action, wisecracking and intense male bonding between mismatched partners that made buddy-cop pictures what they are today, and it went The Mod Squad's "one black, one white, one blond" formula one better, adding a redhead — the cherry Ford Gran Torino that hogged the spotlight like a beauty queen. This feature-film ups the comedy, tones down the violence and makes hay with the homoerotic subtext that led in-the-know types to du... read more leave a comment

Starsky & Hutch: Cast & Details

Year: 2004
Rated PG-13

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Cast
Ben Stiller: Detective David Starsky
Owen Wilson: Detective Ken "Hutch" Hutchinson
Snoop Dogg: Huggy Bear
Will Ferrell: Big Earl--uncredited
Fred Williamson: Captain Doby
Vince Vaughn: Reese Feldman

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I'm delighted to see that BBC ... | Matt Roush | 7/17/2006
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We asked 100 men, "Would you drown yourself if it meant Brande Roderick giving you mouth-to-mouth?" How many said yes?

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Warner Bros. Pictures, having already delivered Starsky & Hutch and The Dukes of Hazzard to the big screen, will next bring moviegoers a feature version of that '70s show CHiPs — appropriately tapping That '70s Show's Wilmer Valderrama to fill Erik Estrada's distinctively snug motorcycle cop pants. Somewhere, Freddie Prinze Jr. and Mario Lopez are sobbing. read more