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Hollywood Homicide

They're two cops with one shot at solving a murder... and surviving each other.
2003 | 116m | English

(40970 votes)

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Joe Gavilan and his new partner K. C. Calden, are detectives on the beat in Tinseltown. Neither one of them really wants to be a cop, Gavilan moonlights as a real estate broker, and Calden is an aspiring actor moonlighting as a yoga instructor. When the two are assigned a big case they must work out whether they want to solve the case or follow their hearts.
Release Date: Jun 09, 2003
Director: Ron Shelton
Writer: Robert Souza, Ron Shelton
Genres: Comedy, Adventure, Action, Thriller
Keywords rap music, undercover, hitman, gangster, chase, rivalry, hollywood, los angeles, california, criminal, murder investigation, action hero, corrupt cop
Production Companies Columbia Pictures, Revolution Studios
Box Office Revenue: $51,142,659
Budget: $75,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Harrison Ford Sgt. Joe Gavilan
Josh Hartnett Det. K.C. Calden
Lena Olin Ruby
Bruce Greenwood Lt. Bennie Macko
Isaiah Washington Antoine Sartain
Lolita Davidovich Cleo Ricard
Keith David Leon
Dwight Yoakam Leroy Wasley
Martin Landau Jerry Duran
Lou Diamond Phillips Wanda
Gladys Knight Olivia Robidoux
James MacDonald Danny Broome
Alan Dale Commander Preston
Regina Russell Banali Sartain Receptionist
Meredith Scott Lynn I.A. Detective Jackson
Tom Todoroff I.A. Detective Zino
Kurupt K-Ro
André 3000 Silk Brown
Clyde Kusatsu Coroner Chung
Eric Idle Celebrity
Frank Sinatra Jr. Marty Wheeler
Robert Wagner Himself
Johnny Grant Himself
Smokey Robinson Cabbie
Shawn Woods Killer 'Z'
Anthony Mackie Killer 'Joker'
Gregg Daniel Det. Mando Lopez
Darrell Foster Officer King
Christopher Wiehl Cheeseburger Cop
Dennis Burkley Hank the Bartender
Blake Gibbons Repo Guy
Ernest Harden Jr. Mixer
Eloy Casados Det. Eddie Cruz
Brianna Brown Shawna
Paul Butcher Van Family Son
Master P Julius Armas
Jennette McCurdy Van Family Daughter
Jason Matthew Smith Repo Guy
Arina Gasanova Cleo's Girl
Magic H2OKlick
Krazy H20Klick
T-Bo H20Klick
Choppa H20Klick
Victor Togunde Chaplain
Name Job
Robert Souza Screenplay
Jan Pascale Set Decoration
Bruce Fortune Sound Supervisor, Sound Designer
Kathy Nelson Music Supervisor
Tyler Allison Camera Department Manager, Second Assistant "B" Camera
Christa Munro Art Direction
Ed Johnston Casting
Tom Shaw Jr. Property Master
Bernie Pollack Costume Design
Daren Hicks Production Supervisor
Peter J. Novak Location Manager
Kirk R. Gardner Steadicam Operator, Camera Operator
Maurice K. McGuire "B" Camera Operator
Sabrina Rosen Assistant Costume Designer
Brent Poe Chief Lighting Technician
James M. Cox Rigging Gaffer
Billy Pierson Dolly Grip
Kim Secrist Sound Effects Editor
Greg Steele ADR Mixer
Todd Bozung Music Editor
Michael Boustead Music Editor
Donna Evans Stunts
Walter Scott Stunts
Michael Runyard Stunts
Joe Bucaro III Stunts
Tim Trella Stunts
Paul Seydor Editor
Hope Garrison Second Assistant Director
Cheryl A. Stone Production Accountant
David D. Scott Video Assist Operator
Sam DiMaggio First Assistant Camera
Brad Peterman First Assistant "B" Camera
Nick Scarano Costume Supervisor
Gregory B. Peña Costumer
Michelle Roth Costumer
Michael Laudati Makeup Artist
JoAnn Stafford-Chaney Key Hair Stylist
Dawn Solér Music Supervisor
Karen Golden Script Supervisor
Stuart Neumann Location Manager
Robert Baek Second Assistant Camera
Hugo Peña Key Costumer
Laura Baker Costumer
Mindy Hall Makeup Artist
Michael Kriston Hairstylist
Ron Alexus Electrician
Dwight Joseph Lavers Dolly Grip
Timothy Alberts Costumer
Jorge J. Gonzalez Costumer
Kimberly Felix Key Makeup Artist
Kenneth Walker Hair Department Head
Matthew W. Tenggren Utility Sound
William F. Matthews Set Designer
Patti McNulty Art Department Coordinator
Louise Del Araujo Leadman
Stanley Brossette Unit Publicist
Tina Kerr Extras Casting
Tim Marshall Assistant Chief Lighting Technician
Kurt Grossi Key Grip
Kirk Francis Production Sound Mixer
Ken Pepiot Special Effects Coordinator
Lorrie Campbell Set Designer
Darryl Henley Storyboard Artist
Kevin Shaw Assistant Property Master
Sidney Ray Baldwin Still Photographer
Robyn Owen Silvestri Casting Associate
Rodney Lee Bennett Transportation Co-Captain
Autumn Lisa Mason First Assistant Editor
John C. Stuver Dialogue Editor
Mychal D. Smith Boom Operator
Karen Higgins Construction Coordinator
Julia K. Levine Set Designer
Scott M. Anderson Assistant Property Master
Matt Pexa Second Second Assistant Director
Joel Marrow Transportation Coordinator
Clark Henderson Post Production Supervisor
Michael Minkler Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Patrick Cicero First Assistant Sound Editor
Donald L. Warner Jr. Dialogue Editor
Paul Aulicino Assistant Sound Editor
Randy Cantor Transportation Captain
Gail Laskowski Post Production Coordinator
Myron Nettinga Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Eileen Horta Dialogue Editor
Anthony Milch Dialogue Editor
Michael Payne Sound Effects Editor
Elliott Koretz Sound Effects Editor
Becky Sullivan Supervising ADR Editor
Howard Neiman Sound Effects Editor
Steve Mann Sound Effects Editor
Mary Andrews ADR Editor
Laura Macias Foley Artist
Brian Best Sound Effects Editor
Denise Horta ADR Editor
Thom Brennan Foley Supervisor
Sean Rowe Foley Artist
Eric Thompson ADR Mixer
Chris Fitzgerald ADR Recordist
Lee Lemont ADR Editor
Marc Meyer Foley Editor
Shawn Kennelly Foley Mixer
Marvin R. Morris Music Editor
Matvey Shatz Color Timer
David Taritero Visual Effects Producer
Tommy J. Huff Stunts
Carey Villegas Visual Effects Supervisor
Gary Burritt Negative Cutter
Kirk A. Holland Driver
Jean Bone Weiss Costume Illustrator
Ron Shelton Screenplay, Director
Alex Wurman Original Music Composer
Barry Peterson Director of Photography
James D. Bissell Production Design
Jeffrey J. Dashnaw Stunt Coordinator
Allegra Clegg Unit Production Manager
Eric Fox Hays First Assistant Director
Dennis Liddiard Makeup Department Head
Susan A. Burig Graphic Designer
Nancy Nugent Dialogue Editor
Steven F. Nelson Sound Effects Editor
Lisa O'Donoghue Foley Editor
Chris Navarro ADR Recordist
Tracy Keehn-Dashnaw Stunts
Chuck Picerni Jr. Stunts
Charlie Picerni Stunts
Freddie Hice Stunts
Doug Coleman Stunts
Gary J. Wayton Stunt Double
Gary McLarty Stunts
Annie Ellis Stunts
Billy Taylor Production Assistant
Cassandra McCormick Utility Stunts
Danny Wynands Stunts
Sandy Berumen Stunts
Steve Kelso Stunt Driver
Tim Rigby Stunts
Angela Athayde Additional Production Assistant
William 'W' Gilpin Construction Foreman
William Dreher Driver
William Hogue Driver
Cecilia Sweatman Additional Second Assistant Director
Paulie DiCocco Driver
Elia P. Popov Special Effects Supervisor
Mike Justus Stunts
Jordan Albertsen Production Assistant
Name Title
Scott Bernstein Co-Producer
Lou Pitt Producer
Robert Souza Co-Producer
David V. Lester Executive Producer
Ron Shelton Producer
Allegra Clegg Co-Producer
Joe Roth Executive Producer
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Reviews

John Chard
7.0

We've been partners for what, four months, and now you wanna be my shrink? Ultimately you have to think that those who have wanted to see Hollywood Homicide would have done so by now, certainly fans of the generational divided lead actors (Josh Hartnett and Harrison Ford) would have long since tu ... ned in to see what it's like. It's fair to say that its reputation is most divisive, with some critics proving to be most ferocious in their summations. Personally I find it to be an enjoyable spin on the buddy buddy cop formula, where director Ron Shelton isn't afraid to put emphasis on characters instead of just filling out the pic with high octane bangs and crashes. The wry portrayal of the police system in a bustling Los Angeles is nicely etched into the froth, with the sidebar of coppers having two jobs being a deft poke in the ribs. Good fun with well crafted action scenes, but the main strength is in the writing and to see once again that Ford has been very undervalued as a comedy actor of the years. 6.5/10

May 16, 2024