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3 November 1989 (USA) moreTagline:
When Life Was Glittering, Glamorous... And Dangerous...Plot:
It was New Year's Eve in New York City, 1928. The champagne was cold, the dolls were red-hot, and everyone who was anyone was there... more | add synopsisAwards:
1 nomination moreNewsDesk:
Desperately Seeking Susan Tops Birthday Film List (From WENN. 15 August 2008, 9:06 AM, PDT)User Comments:
Little Missed Box office moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Josef Sommer | ... | Waldo Winchester |
 | Madonna | ... | Hortense Hathaway |
| Tony Azito | ... | Waiter |
 | Jennifer Grey | ... | Lovey Lou |
 | Tony Longo | ... | Crunch Sweeney |
 | Rutger Hauer | ... | The Brain |
 | Matt Dillon | ... | Regret |
 | Stephen McHattie | ... | Red Henry |
| Anita Morris | ... | Miss Missouri Martin |
 | Ethan Phillips | ... | Basil Valentine |
 | Alan Ruck | ... | John Wangle |
| Dinah Manoff | ... | Maud Milligan |
 | David Youse | ... | Busboy |
 | Randy Quaid | ... | Feet Samuels |
| Julie Hagerty | ... | Harriet MacKyle |
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The film went into nationwide release with one reel missing. No one noticed. moreGoofs:
Anachronisms: The film makes reference to famous police detective Dick Tracy, however the film is set in 1928 and the Dick Tracy comic wasn't released until 1931. moreSoundtrack:
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Hmmm, unreleased, huh. This film might be the At Long Last Love of gangster musicals. From a Guys and Dolls perspective, BLOODHOUNDS is a funny and quite lavish Damon Runyan inspired semi musical with an astonishing cast. It was not released in cinemas in Australia and it really should have been. There is nothing at all preventing this film from doing good business if it has been promoted to be exactly what it is: an all star gangster musical with a huge and famous cast. I saw it on tape promoted as "Found! The lost Madonna movie" which is an outrageous deceit, given the many other more interesting actors, all gussied up and frantically rushing about from one nightclub to the other in snowy city streets. Madonna's great duet with Jennifer Grey, fresh from Dirty Dancing would alone have been enough to propel this funny pretty pic into any number of luxury cinemas (we still had them in the 80s). But, no, it wasn't to be and this easy to love 30s farce is still rather lost. What a waste! Lets see if a DVD release (with possibly fascinating interviews and extras) sees BLOODHOUNDS OF Broadway deservedly find its delighted audience. Apparently it opened in ONE New York cinema in 1989 with a reel missing. It was reviewed that way and unknowingly played like that for several weeks. Thus damaging its survival and any further plans.