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Dirty Deeds

Play trailer Poster for Dirty Deeds R,  2003,  1h 36m,  Comedy/ Drama Play Trailer Watchlist
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When two Mafia bigwigs from Chicago, Tony (John Goodman) and Sal (Felix Williamson), arrive in Australia with intentions of taking over the gambling trade for their bosses back home, they have no idea what they're getting into. Barry Ryan (Bryan Brown) runs the Australian gambling rackets the Chicago hoods covet, and he doesn't intend to share the financial pie. But at the same time Ryan has to keep his crazy wife (Toni Collette) happy and tend to a corrupt cop (Sam Neill).
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David Caesar

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Bryan Brown

Barry

Toni Collette

Sharon

John Goodman

Tony

Sam Neill

Ray

Sam Worthington

Darcy
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Dirty Deeds

Sam Worthington (Darcy) in DIRTY DEEDS. Toni Collette (Sharon) and Bryan Brown (Barry) in DIRTY DEEDS. (l-r): Sam Neill (ray), John Goodman (Tony) and Bryan Brown (Barry) in DIRTY DEEDS. Sam Neill (Ray) and Bryan Brown (Barry) in DIRTY DEEDS. (l-r) Bryan Brown (Barry) and Kestie Morassi (Margaret) in DIRTY DEEDS. John Goodman (Tony) in DIRTY DEEDS. Bryan Brown (Barry) in DIRTY DEEDS. Director David Caesar of DIRTY DEEDS. Dirty Deeds (2002) Dirty Deeds (2002) View more photos

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Synopsis When two Mafia bigwigs from Chicago, Tony (John Goodman) and Sal (Felix Williamson), arrive in Australia with intentions of taking over the gambling trade for their bosses back home, they have no idea what they're getting into. Barry Ryan (Bryan Brown) runs the Australian gambling rackets the Chicago hoods covet, and he doesn't intend to share the financial pie. But at the same time Ryan has to keep his crazy wife (Toni Collette) happy and tend to a corrupt cop (Sam Neill).
Director
David Caesar
Producer
Deborah Balderstone, Bryan Brown
Screenwriter
David Caesar
Distributor
Odeon Films
Production Co
Alliance Atlantis Communications
Rating
R (Language|Strong Violence)
Genre
Comedy, Drama
Original Language
Australian English
Release Date (Theaters)
Jan 10, 2003, Original
Runtime
1h 36m
Sound Mix
Surround
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