The movie that made Eddie Murphy a Hollywood star
48 Hours was what turned Eddie Murphy from a hit TV comedian on Saturday Night Live into a movie star. It was his first venture into Hollywood and it was a smash success. The movie was an odd couple-buddy cop film.<br /><br />Nick Nolte played San Francisco police officer Jack Cates. He takes Murphy as Reggie Hammond out of San Quentin penitentiary to help track down his old crew members Albert Ganz (James Remar) and Billy Bear (Sonny Landham) after Ganz escaped from prison. Murphy played the smart talking criminal to Nolte’s tough guy cop. They go on an adventure together across San Francisco looking for the two wanted men. This leads to both hilarious situations and action. For instance, when the police first run into Ganz and Billy Bear it leads to a gun battle and one of Cates’ friends end up dead. An example of the comedy is when Hammond bets Cates he can roust a Country bar and get information on their case. Hammond poses as a cop and insults everyone he comes across with some great lines. He tells one guy he was too stupid to have a job and then he tells everyone gathered that he hates white people so he was enjoying interrogating them. Most of the time though Murphy played it straight as his character and Cates were running around San Francisco.<br /><br />48 Hours was a great introduction to Murphy’s potential as an actor, but it only gave a taste of what he could do. His later movies he got to play the jokester much more.<br />C
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