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Tango & Cash

Tango & Cash

6,5 /10 (2,171 Votes)
1989 EN 104 min

Overview

Ray Tango and Gabriel Cash are two successful narcotics detectives who can't stand each other. Crime lord Yves Perret, furious at the loss of income they have caused him, plots an elaborate revenge against them.

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Release date

22/12/1989

Votes

2,171

Popularity

7.7

Two of L.A.'s top rival cops are going to have to work together… Even if it kills them.

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

104 min

Budget

$55,000,000

Revenue

$63,408,614

Sylvester Stallone

Sylvester Stallone

Raymond 'Ray' Tango

Kurt Russell

Kurt Russell

Gabriel 'Gabe' Cash

Teri Hatcher

Teri Hatcher

Katherine 'Kiki' Tango

Jack Palance

Jack Palance

Yves Perret

Brion James

Brion James

Requin

James Hong

James Hong

Quan

Marc Alaimo

Marc Alaimo

Lopez

Philip Tan

Philip Tan

Chinese Gunman

Michael J. Pollard

Michael J. Pollard

Owen

Robert Z'Dar

Robert Z'Dar

Face

Lewis Arquette

Lewis Arquette

Wyler

Edward Bunker

Edward Bunker

Capt. Holmes

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Leslie Morris

Hendricks

Roy Brocksmith

Roy Brocksmith

Fed. Agent Davis

Susan Krebs

Susan Krebs

Prosecutor

David Byrd

David Byrd

Judge McCormick

Richard Fancy

Richard Fancy

Nolan

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Jerry Martinez

Santos

Michael Jeter

Michael Jeter

Skinner

Bing Russell

Bing Russell

Van Driver

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Alphonse Walter

Station Cop

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Peter Stensland

Kagan

Phil Rubenstein

Phil Rubenstein

Assistant Warden Matt Sokowski

Elizabeth Sung

Elizabeth Sung

Interpreter

Clint Howard

Clint Howard

Slinky

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Ed DeFusco

Federal Agent

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Jack Goode Jr.

Federal Agent

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Geoff Vanderstock

Federal Agent

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Larry Humburger

Federal Agent

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Mark Wood

Desk Cop

Andre Rosey Brown

Andre Rosey Brown

Cash's Cellmate

Savely Kramarov

Savely Kramarov

Car Owner

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Michael Francis Clarke

Reporter

Anne Cooper

Anne Cooper

Reporter

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Tammy Richardson

Reporter

Patti Davis

Patti Davis

Reporter

Richard L. Duran

Richard L. Duran

Prisoner

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Doug Ford

Prisoner

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Kenneth Pruitt

Prisoner

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Ronald Moss

Prisoner

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Rick Dominguez

Prisoner

Kristen Dalton

Kristen Dalton

Lynn

Tamara Landry

Tamara Landry

Girl in Bar

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Anna Joyner

Girl in Bar

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Melissa Bremner

Dance Double

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Christie Mucciante

Dressing Room Girl

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Lucia Neal

Dressing Room Girl

Roxanne Kernohan

Roxanne Kernohan

Dressing Room Girl

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Dori Courtney

Dressing Room Girl

Dale Swann

Dale Swann

Captain

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John Walter Davis

Slobber

Adolfo Quinones

Adolfo Quinones

Dancer

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David Lea

Sonny

Glenn Morshower

Glenn Morshower

Co-Worker

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Salvador Espinoza

Weasel

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Christopher Wolf

State Trooper

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Larry White

Cop

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Richard J. Larson

Detective

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Fred Trombley

Detective

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Matt Tufo

Detective

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David Phillips

Inmate

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Lewis Guido

Inmate

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James Reilley

Inmate

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Gilbert Esparza

Inmate

Martin Valinsky

Martin Valinsky

Bailiff

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Donald Zinn

Guard

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Duane Allen

Guard

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Robert David Armstrong

Club Doorman

Philip Weyland

Philip Weyland

Customer

Ron Cummins

Ron Cummins

Customer

Benny Urquidez

Benny Urquidez

Thug (uncredited)

Billy Blanks

Billy Blanks

Prison Thug (uncredited)

Geoffrey Lewis

Geoffrey Lewis

Captain Schroeder (uncredited)

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Michael Lent

Dead Lopez (uncredited)

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Roberto Rodriquez

Detective

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George Sasaki

Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)

Original Soundtrack

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John Chard

John Chard

2019-04-22

⭐ 7

If you really wanted to stare death in the eye, you shoulda gotten married. Sylvester Stallone and Kurt Russell play polar opposite Los Angeles cops who are framed by an arch nemesis and forced to team up in order to clear their name. Unashamedly macho and very much of its time, this is daft energetic fun that's full of octane inventive action and ever quotable one liners. Stallone is Tango, the smart dressed sophisticated policeman, Russel is Cash, the slobbish act first - ask questions later copper, both men very different but both excellent at their jobs. Pic gets by mostly on the …

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