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The Adventures of Pluto Nash

The MAN on the Moon.
2002 | 95m | English

(28014 votes)

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Popularity: 2 (history)

Director: Ron Underwood
Writer: Neil Cuthbert
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The year is 2087, the setting is the moon. Pluto Nash, the high-flying successful owner of the hottest nightclub in the universe, finds himself in trouble when he refuses to sell his club to lunar gangster Mogan, who just happens to be helping the mysterious Rex Crater mastermind a plan to take over the entire moon.
Release Date: Aug 16, 2002
Director: Ron Underwood
Writer: Neil Cuthbert
Genres: Comedy, Action, Science Fiction
Keywords casino, laser gun, nightclub, future, mafia boss, moon colony
Production Companies Village Roadshow Pictures, Castle Rock Entertainment, NPV Entertainment
Box Office Revenue: $7,103,973
Budget: $100,000,000
Updates Updated: Aug 10, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Eddie Murphy Pluto Nash
Randy Quaid Bruno
Rosario Dawson Dina Lake
Joe Pantoliano Mogan
Jay Mohr Tony Francis
Luis Guzmán Felix Laranga
James Rebhorn Belcher
Peter Boyle Rowland
Burt Young Gino
Miguel A. Núñez Jr. Miguel
Pam Grier Flura Nash
John Cleese James
Victor Varnado Kelp
Illeana Douglas Dr. Mona Zimmer
Jacynthe René Babette
Alissa Kramer Gina Francis
Heidi Kramer Filomina Francis
Lillo Brancato Larry
Alex Sol Tommy
Doug Spinuzza Doug
Andrée Fafard Holographic Spokesmodel
Stu 'Large' Riley Club Pluto Bouncer
Roc LaFortune Jimmy
Russell Yuen Oliver
Alec Baldwin M.Z.M
Michael Rudder Croupier
Name Job
John Powell Original Music Composer
Oliver Wood Director of Photography
Alan Heim Editor
Ron Underwood Director
Paul Hirsch Editor
Nick Davis Visual Effects Supervisor
Neil Cuthbert Screenplay
Mary Colquhoun Casting
Ha Nguyen Costume Design
Frank Capra III First Assistant Director
Christina Kontos Production Manager
Anne Alloucherie Second Assistant Director
Alan Oliney Stunt Coordinator
Michael Scherer Stunt Coordinator
Jim Kontos Unit Manager
Danielle Boucher Production Coordinator
Guylaine Boucher Assistant Production Coordinator
William D. Barber "A" Camera Operator
François Daignault Steadicam Operator, "B" Camera Operator
Rob Morey First Assistant "A" Camera
Michel Bernier First Assistant "B" Camera
Claude Beauchamp Second Assistant "A" Camera
Jean Kavanagh Clapper Loader
Patrick Rousseau Sound Mixer
Gilles Aird Art Direction
Jason Weil Art Direction
Raynald Langelier Assistant Art Director
Brana Rosenfeld Set Decoration
Wayne Shepherd Leadman
Annette Bélanger Art Department Coordinator
Viviane Vallée Art Department Coordinator
Joseph Lang Browns Set Designer
Félix Larivière-Charron Set Designer
John Dexter Set Designer
A. Todd Holland Set Designer
Michele Laliberte Set Designer
Céline Lampron Set Designer
Russell Moore Set Designer
Colin De Rouin Set Designer
Charlotte Rouleau Set Designer
Dianne Wager Set Designer
Elise de Blois Set Dresser
Robert Parle Set Dresser
Vincent Aird Set Dresser
Marie-Claude Guay Set Dresser
James Carson Production Illustrator
Ed Natividad Production Illustrator
Simon Murton Production Illustrator
Philip Toolin Production Illustrator
Timothy Burgard Storyboard Artist
Marie-Agnés Reeves Storyboard Artist
Tom Southwell Storyboard Artist
Isabelle Côté Graphic Designer
Will Blount Property Master
Claire Alary Assistant Property Master
Garry Elmendorf Special Effects Coordinator
Melissa Bretherton Visual Effects Editor
Jim Flynn First Assistant Editor
Tricia Miles Post Production Supervisor
Charlene Amateau Costume Supervisor
Lizzie McGovern Assistant Costume Designer
Simonetta Mariano Wardrobe Coordinator
Vera Steimberg Makeup Artist
Gillian Chandler Makeup Artist
Bruno Gatien Prosthetic Makeup Artist
Stacey Morris Hairstylist
Manon Joly Hairstylist
Céline Daignault Location Manager
Monique Champagne Script Supervisor
Thomas A. Davila Production Controller
Gregory D. Hemstreet Production Accountant
Pota Manolakos Production Accountant
Julie Breton Extras Casting
Jonathan Wenk Still Photographer
Deborah Simmrin Unit Publicist
James B. Crawford Gaffer
John Lewin Gaffer
Keith Kerr Best Boy Grip
Patrick Lima Dolly Grip
Chris Carpenter Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Steve Maslow Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Gregg Landaker Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Gayle Wesley First Assistant Sound Editor
Branden Spencer First Assistant Sound Editor
Bill Meadows Sound Recordist
Brion Paccassi Sound Recordist
Frank Fleming Sound Recordist
Craig S. Jaeger Foley Supervisor
James Moriana Foley Artist
Jeffrey Wilhoit Foley Artist
Peter Staubli Foley Editor
Bunny Andrews Music Editor
Mo Henry Negative Cutter
David Orr Color Timer
Bill Brzeski Production Design
Shepherd Frankel Supervising Art Director
Louis Piché Boom Operator
Jean Kazemirchuk Assistant Art Director
Michael Anthony Jackson Storyboard Artist
Jocelyne Bellemare Key Makeup Artist
Bruce McBroom Still Photographer
Andy Koyama Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Adrien Morot Special Effects Makeup Artist
Drew Jones Visual Effects Producer
Jonathan Fawkner Compositing Artist
Name Title
Michael Bregman Producer
Martin Bregman Producer
Louis A. Stroller Producer
Frank Capra III Co-Producer
Michael Klawitter Co-Producer
Bruce Berman Executive Producer
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Reviews

Kamurai
6.0

Good watch, might watch again, and can recommend. It's a little silly, but it's fine for an action comedy. The only weird thing, really was setting on Luna. Having on the its moon instead of on Terra didn't really add a lot to the movie except to facilitate a flimsy backstory and some scenes wh ... ere people required environmental suits, and that had little payoff. The benefits of being a sci-fi action comedy is to have laser effects for the blasters, and androids, which are used to various levels of humor. Eddie Murphy is great, and he plays well with Rosario Dawson, and if nothing else, you have to admit Randy Quaid is funny: the character would have been much different in someone else's hands. I'll have to admit I thought it was Terry O'Quinn ("Lost": John Locke), which made even funnier at the time, but it's a good job done. Honestly, Eddie Murphy and Rosario Dawson feel a little big for their roles, but the story is good: a former smuggler turns legitimate business owner has to find the mob boss behind the people trying to kill him. While I do think this is an average movie, it is solid, and I don't think I would go changing a lot to it. I could see a couple versions of a reboot, but in 2020, they'd probably put it in the MCU.

Jun 23, 2021