 | The Crew | 2066 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Genres:ComedyCrime | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Four former made men (Reynolds, Cassell, Dreyfuss, and Hedaya), struggling to get by in a rundown Miami hotel, come up with a plot to drive out all of the young tenants that are slowly taking over the beach-front hotel and driving up their rent. Taking a man that was found dead on the beach, they arrange what appears to a mob hit and provide a note that says more killings are to occur. Unfortunately the old man they use turns out to be the senile father of a druglord. The druglord declares war on the killers of his father, thinking it was an action of his enemies. A stripper (Jennifer Tilly) learns of the old men's involvement and threatens to squeal on them unless they kill her step-mother (Lanie Kazan). Meanwhile, the one man (Dreyfuss) searches for his long lost daughter, who to no one's surprise, turns out to to be the investigating police officer (Carrie Anne Moss). And she is trying to divest herself from her crumb fellow officer & former boyfriend (Jeremy Piven). If you think that all of this is a bit much for a short movie, you certainly are right. Contains profanity, urination, violence, and other gross out humor. It should also be noted that the only way the group arrives at any ideas is when Reynold's character is hit in the head on repeated occasions and nearly dies...Cast:
 Richard Dreyfuss Bobby Bartellemeo / Narrator |  Burt Reynolds Joey 'Bats' Pistella |  Dan Hedaya Mike 'The Brick' Donatelli |  Seymour Cassel Tony 'Mouth' Donato |  Carrie-Anne Moss Detective Olivia Neal |
 Jennifer Tilly Ferris 'aka Maureen' Lowenstein |  Lainie Kazan Pepper Lowenstein |  Miguel Sandoval Raul Ventana, Drug Lord |  Jeremy Piven Det. Steve Menteer |  Casey Siemaszko Young Bobby Bartellemeo |
 Matthew Borlenghi Young Joey 'Bats' Pistella (as Matt Borlenghi) |  Billy Jayne Young Tony 'Mouth' Donato |  Jeremy Ratchford Young Mike 'The Brick' Donatelli |  Mike Moroff Jorge |  José Zúñiga Escobar |
 Carlos Gómez Miguel, Ventana's Man | Louis Guss Jerry 'The Hammer' Fungo |  Joseph Rigano Frankie 'Rash' Decuello (as Joe Rigano) |  Ron Karabatsos Fat Pauly | Frank Vincent Marty |
| Manuel Estanillo Louis Ventana |  Marc Macaulay Driver |  Cullen Douglas Young Man | Jim R. Coleman Paramedic (as Jim Coleman) |  Louis Lombardi Jimmy Whistles |
| Aaron Elbaz Young Joey |  Vince Cecere Wiseguy #1 |  Dana Daurey Model Girl | Jeremy Shore Model Guy | Hope Pomerance Realtor |
| Penelope Alexitch Girl #1 | Christy Tummond Girl #2 | Evelyn Brooks Grandmother |  Don Clark Williams Elderly Husband (as Don Williams) | Jill Beach Newscaster |
 Lorri Bagley Sofa Girl |  Antoni Corone Officer (as Antoni Cornacchione) |  Ian Marioles Security Guard |  Fyvush Finkel Sol Lowenstein | Mal Jones Dr. Ward, Medical Examiner |
 Ru Flynn Mommy | Ginger Southall Reporter | Gino Salvano Raul Guy #2 | Elizabeth Powers Girl | Jay Cannistraci Tommy 'Shakes' |
| John Archie Doctor |  Christa Campbell Nurse |  Adam Cronan Burger King Manager | Judith Delgado Judge | April Engel Ferris Dancer |
| Patrick Fox Jet Ski Kid | Daniel A. Leone Barber Shop Guy |  Allan F. Nicholls Wiseguy #3 (as Allan Nicholls) | Yoset Rosenberg Rabbi | Fabián Hernández Bus Boy |
| David H. Steel Coach |  Susie Park Asian Masseuse | Carlo Perez Allen Latino Mobster |  George Fisher Tony the Torch | Harry Boykoff Louie the Lip |
| Alfonso Diluca Charlie | Tracie Bruce Exotic Dancer (uncredited) |  Trish Dempsey Hotel Guest (uncredited) | Paul Neglio Wiseguy @ Bar (early scene) (uncredited) |  Al Quinn Hospital Patient (uncredited) |
 Olivia Weston Client to realtor (uncredited) |
