Wasted the talent of Wilder-Pryor because didn't know what kind of movie it wanted to be
Silver Streak featured the dynamic duo of Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor. The problem was the story was all over the place. First it’s a romance as Wilder meets Jill Clayburgh on the Silver Streak train to Chicago. Then it’s a murder mystery as Clayburgh’s boss an art professor is killed. Then it turns into a comedy when Pryor shows up. Finally it becomes an action movie. If they had just stuck to 1 or 2 of those themes it would have been much better.<br /><br />The best parts of the movie featuring Wilder and Pryor playing off each other. There’s one famous scene when Wilder is on the run from the policy and Pryor throws some make up on him to try to pass him off as black. It is hilarious. The rest of the film in comparison is just okay which is a shame because it really wasted Wilder and Pryor’s talent.<br />C
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