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Movie Description
In this steamy, spicy mystery a prosecutor is sent to New Orleans to investigate police corruption. All the evidence points to a Cajun detective she falls in love with immediately, and though the trial forces him temporarily off the squad it doesn't stop him from investigating the case or from seeing her.
Synopsis
A hood's murder triggers a bloody gangland drug war, and a smooth-talking New Orleans detective is assigned to find out who's behind it. A tangled web of evidence, half-truths, and family secrets begins to point to higher-ups in his own department, but he refuses to believe it -- that is, until he meets his match in an assistant district attorney from the north.
She's in town to investigate allegations of police misconduct and quickly senses what's going on. Repeatedly clashing with the detective, she urges him to face the truth and stand up to his responsibilities as an officer of the law. Sparks fly almost immediately between the two, and a romance follows soon thereafter. Once he has come around to her way of thinking, they join forces and solve the crime together.
Film Notes
Shot in New Orleans, Louisiana; color by DeLuxe.
Jim Garrison, one-time Kennedy assassination conspiracy theorist (see "JFK" directed by Oliver Stone, 1991), makes a cameo in the film as a judge.
The film inspired a TV series of the same name, premiering on the USA cable network August 11, 1996.
Soundtrack available on Antilles records and tapes.
Rated BBFC 18 by the British Board of Film Censors.
Industry Reviews
"...THE BIG EASY is a snappy, sassy battle of the sexes..."
Variety - Cart. (12/03/1986)
"...Screenwriter Daniel Petrie Jr. sets up the conflict, and director Jim McBride fleshes it out with devastating, sexy assurance..."
Los Angeles Times - Sheila Benson (08/21/1987)
"Teeming with sultry sex appeal....Always enjoyable."
Total Film - Daniel Webb (04/01/2004)
"[Quaid] brims with charisma..."
Premiere - Andy Webster (06/01/2005)
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