K-911 (1999)

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Written by Steven Siegel, Scott Myers

Directed by Charles T. Kanganis

Running Time: 105 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1999

Rating: 12 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

Detective Dooley (James Belushi) is in trouble. He's taking time getting over the death of his wife; he looks like he's been at the pies; and his hound is lying doggo. That doesn't stop him foiling a bank robbery in the first scene of the film, even though the shooter is wearing full body armour and carries a modified M-16 with a massively-enhanced barrel which allows him to blow chunks out of Dooley's newly-renovated Ford Mustang.

With Dooley consistently coming second in the suspect-chasing stakes, his boss Captain Byers (James Handy) threatens him with retirement. But a masked gunman who has left prison to taunt the unfit detective gives Dooley enough problems.

Byers teams him with the new generation of supercop, Sergeant Welles (Christine Tucci - sister of Stanley). The pouting Welles is already familiar with Dooley, after a liaison years ago. Plus, she has the next generation of police dog - a fascist attack doberman called Zeus who answers only guttural mitteleuropean commands. Cue dog gags and comic competition between the two pairings in a warm, winning action comedy.

Cast

James BelushiDooley
Christine TucciSgt. Welles
James HandyCap. Byers
Image for Wade WilliamsWade WilliamsDevon Lang
J.J. JohnstonFat Tommy
Joe PaleseOfficer Perry
Scotch Ellis LoringPhil Cage
Vincent CastellanosHarry Stripe
Timo FllokoJohnson
Joe SabatinoGym Counterman
Ron YuanJackie Hammonds
Susanna PuistoGirl in Park with Poodle
Denise DowseDr. Perkins DVM
Marla FreesNurse
MacJerry Lee

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