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Made (2001)
Rating:
Starring: Peter Falk, Jon Favreau, Vincent Pastore, Vince Vaughn
Director: Jon Favreau
Category: Comedy, Drama, Independent
Studio: Artisan
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Length:
95 mins

 
 

 

The guys from Swingers are back in a hilarious buddy comedy about two amateur boxers who get mixed up in a money-laundering scheme through a low-level organized crime group. Set in the underbelly of New York City, Favreau plays Bobby, an aspiring boxer who has a lackluster record but refuses to give up his lifelong dream. Ricky (Vaughn) is a loose cannon hanger-on who dreams of breaking into the mob. When Bobby begins to get close to old-time Mob boss Max (Peter Falk), Ricky believes it is a way into organized crime. Max is more interested in Bobby carrying out orders, but he allows the two to perform a job In New York under the supervision of a smooth crime lord (music mogul Sean Combs). Ricky then is powered by the idea that he and Bobby are bigwigs in their new community of acquaintances and begins to assume the role of a high roller

 
 
   
   

 
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