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Beverly Hills Cop (1984) Watch for Eddie Murphy's hilarious Herpes Simplex 10 quote, stay to see Eddie throw a young Mike Ehrmantraut from Breaking Bad (Jonathan Banks) through an ice sculpture. I also love that Steven Berkoff thinks he's in an entirely different movie altogether

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... Also, this is what happens when you order an Eddie Murphy stuntman from Wish dot com.

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Why did Two and a Half Men star Angus T. Jones call the show “filth” before leaving it in 2012? Since then, he’s left Hollywood, choosing to focus on his faith and community work. Here's the full story 👇

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Steven Berkoff had such amazing 3-year run of fantastic villain performances: Octopussy (83) BHC (84) Rambo: First Blood Part II (85)

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Youn ‘uns today can‘t conceive of someone as in the zone as Murphy was in this time period. Effectively was the person who kept SNL on the air, a legendary stand up act, plus a slew of the most iconic, quoteable movies ever made.

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Eddie’s stuntman doing the throwing looks like a pumped up Richard Prior

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I think Berkoff played his role perfectly. aloof and above the fray. because he’s a Boss. sure, it would have been a different scene if Samuel L Jackson had been cast but he was too young at 36.

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Bronson Pinchot steals the picture. Great foil for Eddie Murphy.

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Great movie; overall my favorite scene is the strip club scene followed by the super cops scene. "The super cops story was working." Hah!

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First noticed Banks in 48 hours. "Don't give 'em the gun, Jack..."

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Remember begging my mum to buy the VhS of this for me when I was about 12. Suffice to say the VHS release was very different to the version broadcast on BBC1 pre-watershed. “Is that f*ckin’ Foley in here” Gill Hill absolutely made Todd his own.

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This was the first movie I lied about my age to get in to see. It was like I'd entered swearing school. I'd never heard it delivered lime that before. It fuckin' changed me forever. 😃

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