Beverly Hills Cop - Un piedipiatti a Beverly Hills

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As Axel (Eddie Murphy) is walking down the street after leaving the hotel he walks past two men wear [...]	D
Beverly Hills did not allow filming in the streets after 10:30 p.m., so the filmmakers moved product [...]	D
For the shot where Axel jumps down steps and rolls into a gunshot, Eddie Murphy had to shoot some of [...]	D
Bronson Pinchot got Serge's accent and mannerisms from a female makeup crew member he worked with on [...]	D
The Beverly Hills police did not provide access to their headquarters, so Martin Brest and staff bui [...]	D
Jonathan Banks plays a killer in this movie. In a reversal of roles, in 48 ore (1982), starring Eddi [...]	D
This was 1984's second highest-grossing film worldwide, after Indiana Jones e il tempio maledetto (1 [...]	D
"Nasty Girl," which plays during the strip club scene, was written by Prince.	D
In its first weekend, the film took in $15,214,805, breaking Il piÃ¹ bel casino del Texas (1982)' [...]	D
For the scene at the strip club, Martin Brest went back to his film school days in an effort to get [...]	D
David Cronenberg was asked to direct, but turned it down.	D
Axel Foley's T-shirt is from Mumford, a real-life Detroit-area school one of the filmmakers attended [...]	D
According to Steven Berkoff in a UK newspaper interview, Sylvester Stallone quit the film because of [...]	D
The mansion used in the final shootout between Foley and Maitland (the former Harold Lloyd estate in [...]	D
Because the film's production was on such a tight schedule, and because the screenplay was being rew [...]	D
In one of the drafts written for Sylvester Stallone, Billy Rosewood was called "Siddons" and was kil [...]	D
Martin Brest likens Judge Reinhold and John Ashton to Laurel and Hardy on more than one occasion.	D
Gilbert R. Hill, a real-life Detroit Police Department Homicide Detective, played Inspector Todd. Hi [...]	D
At 1 hour 45 minutes, this has the longest running time of all the" Beverly Hills Cop" movies.	D
Martin Brest wanted a nice set with a good view of L.A. for the film's villain, Victor Maitland's, o [...]	D
A casting crew member decided to cast Steven Berkoff as the villain after having watched him in-flig [...]	D
Harrison Ford turned down the lead role.	D
This is the first of seven Eddie Murphy movies in a row to open at #1 at the box office.	D
Producers wanted to cut out the scene between Victor and Jenny, played by Lisa Eilbacher, but Martin [...]	D
Three actors in this movie would go on to appear in Total Recall (1990): Michael Gregory, Michael Ch [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2000 list of the Top 100 Funniest American Movies.	D
Martin Scorsese was offered the chance to direct but he turned it down, saying the premise reminded [...]	D
The first film to be released to over 2,000 theaters in the US.	D
In the scene where Jenny and Axel are being held at gunpoint, and Victor is confronting them, there [...]	D
To cast the roles of Rosewood and Taggart, the director paired up various finalists and asked them t [...]	D
Martin Brest wanted to get a shot of Eddie Murphy walking down a Beverly Hills street. However, they [...]	D
Danilo Bach completed his draft in 1977, six years prior to production.	D
During production, Martin Brest wanted to shy away from the idea of race being brought up. Sylvester [...]	D
After Martin Brest was fired from Wargames - Giochi di guerra (1983), his second directing job, the [...]	D
A brief portion of the car chase scene was filmed at West 5th Street and Normanie Avenue, one block [...]	D
When Foley enters the department where he works, the words "INVESTIGATON OPERATIONS DIVISION" are wr [...]	D
At the end of the movie Taggart opens the trunk of his car and grabs a 12-gauge shotgun; in Beverly [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 1998 list of the 400 movies nominated for the Top 100 G [...]	D
Harold Faltermeyer, who composed the score for Beverly Hills Cop and the theme song called "Axel F" [...]	D
Steven Berkoff filmed his role in six weeks.	D
The second time Axel and Jenny Summers sneak into the art gallery's warehouse, and Axel breaks open [...]	D
The sound of Eddie Murphy's sneakers squeaking through the final action scene unnerved the sound cre [...]	D
Axel Foley's pistol is a 9mm Browning P35 (known in the US as the Browning Hi-Power), manufactured b [...]	D
Martin Brest, who had never shot action before, was intimidated by shooting the climactic shoot-out [...]	D
A rumor was spread by producer Don Simpson regarding Sylvester Stallone's participation in the film: [...]	D
Many of the opening shots were filmed in Detroit. Martin Brest was escorted around the city by the p [...]	D
Eddie Murphy became very tired while filming the police station sequences. The crew offered him coff [...]	D
This was the highest grossing R-rated film in the US until Matrix Reloaded (2003) eclipsed it 19 yea [...]	D
When Axel throws Maitland's henchman over the buffet table at The Harrow Club, it's clearly a big, b [...]	D
Steven Berkoff is said to loathe the film.	D
Martin Brest notes that the production was unable to gain access to the actual Beverly Hills Police [...]	D
Alice Cadogan's debut.	D
In the art gallery, a large art piece contains several figures. One of the figures, a maitre' d with [...]	D
The earliest version of the script involved a cop in East L.A. who was transferred to Beverly Hills. [...]	D
The scene in the back of the truck at the opening of the film was the first scene shot.	D
The completed movie made such an impression on Paramount executives that they committed to a sequel [...]	D
The truck used during the opening chase sequence was referred to on set as "The Train". It's front b [...]	D
Principal photography began on May 7, 1984, with locations in Detroit and Los Angeles. The script wa [...]	D
Police Chief Hubbard walks into his first scene carrying some rolled-up sheets of paper. It's actual [...]	D
Trying to find Foley and Rosewood, the LAPD use a "satellite tracking system" At the time it was mad [...]	D
This film was released on VHS at close to the same time as the introduction consumer-oriented Casio [...]	D
Martin Brest and his crew had to get clearance from the people being filmed for the opening credits. [...]	D
During his tirade at the Beverly Palms Hotel, Axel pretends to be writing an article called "Michael [...]	D
"Nasty Girl," which plays during the strip club scene, was recommended by the real-life stripper hir [...]	D
According to Christopher Hitchens, the British novelist and poet Kingsley Amis considered the film " [...]	D
Director Martin Brest was reluctant to use the many racist points but decided to keep them, figuring [...]	D
Originally two men were supposed to be working in the art gallery scenes. When the director heard Br [...]	D
Body count: 7. First, Mikey is killed by Maitland's goon at Axel's apartment. Rosewood later kills o [...]	D
Martin Brest mentions it was originally supposed to be a potato and not a banana in the tail pipe, a [...]	D
This film marked a change of career for Ronny Cox. Often used for soft-spoken, fatherly characters, [...]	D
The original finale for the Sylvester Stallone draft of the script took place at night and ended wit [...]	D
Axel Foley was originally going to be played by Sylvester Stallone or Mickey Rourke. Stallone left t [...]	D
Martin Brest: the clerk who checks Axel out of the hotel at the end of the movie.	D
Film debut of Damon Wayans.	D
Bronson Pinchot almost dropped out of the film due to the production delays and an impending trip to [...]	D
The city hall building in the film is the real-life Beverly Hills City Hall. At the time the exterio [...]	D
James Russo had a small role as a convenience-store robber in Fuori di testa (1982), which also star [...]	D
"You know, the movie is sort of this weird hybrid between In the Heat of the Night and The Beverly H [...]	D
The shooting script was literally pasted together from the many scripts written for the project over [...]	D
After then-Paramount chairman Frank Mancuso Jr. saw the opening sequence when the movie was screened [...]	D
Gilbert Hill who plays Inspector Todd was head of homicide in the Detroit Police Department. Martin [...]	D
In the scene where Mikey is killed, the production was rushed out of that location. They were unable [...]	D
Martin Brest wanted the Detroit office to be as different from the Beverly Hills office as possible. [...]	D
Eddie Murphy, John Ashton, and Judge Reinhold improvised most of their comic lines. Literally hundre [...]	D
Axel Foley can shoot with his left hand.	D
Eddie Murphy actually improvised the story about "super cops"and it made John Ashton crack up so muc [...]	D
During the opening montage, a man waves his arms around for a small group. Acccording to the filmmak [...]	D
This film holds the record for selling the most rented title on the Betamax format. At the time of t [...]	D
Sylvester Stallone said he left the project because he didn't think audiences would accept him as a [...]	D
Second-unit stunts, chase scenes and opening credits were filmed over five days in Detroit during su [...]	D
The chase in Detroit was one of the last things shot on Beverly Hills Cop. The random shots around D [...]	D
The Axel Foley theme was done with three synthesizers: a Roland Jupiter 8, a Roland JX-3P and a Yama [...]	D
According to Martin Brest, the stripper in the scene where Axel, Rosewood, and Taggart are at the cl [...]	D
The gated entrance to Victor Maitland's house was also used in Appuntamento al buio (1987).	D
Eddie Murphy backed out of doing Ghostbusters to do this film.	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
In the scene where Axel is explaining to Lt. Bogomil, what went down at the strip club, Martin Brest [...]	D
Bronson Pinchot plays Serge, a gallery employee from an unnamed European country. He would later go [...]	D
Director Martin Brest flipped a quarter to decide whether to direct the picture or not. In the wake [...]	D
A Delorean, built in Northern Ireland, is outside Victor Maitland's house.	D
Michael Eisner, who was head of Paramount Pictures, came up with the film's concept in 1975. While d [...]	D
The quoted rate for the hotel room is $235. Adjusting for inflation to 2019, that would be $630 a ni [...]	D
One of the main reasons that the film ultimately began with scenes in Detroit is that the city is pr [...]	D
The scene at the bar between Eddie Murphy and James Russo brought out a mixed reaction from preview [...]	D
The scene after the gunfight, when Bogomil is explaining everything that went down to the chief of p [...]	D
The movie was written for Sylvester Stallone, with the character of Michael Tandino as his brother, [...]	D
In this movie Lisa Eilbacher plays Bronson Pinchot's boss. In 10 minuti a mezzanotte (1983) she play [...]	D
Michael Gregory appears as the front desk manager when Axel Foley checks in. He would later appear i [...]	D

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