Pink cadillac [videorecording] City heat [videorecording]
Notes:
At head of title: Triple feature. Honkytonk man: Clint Eastwood, Kyle Eastwood. Pink cadillac: Clint Eastwood, Bernadette Peters. City heat: Clint Eastwood, Burt Reynolds, Jane Alexander, Irene Cara, Rip Torn, Richard Roundtree, Tony Lo Bianco, Madeline Kahn.
Contents:
Honkytonk man (1982, 123 min.): adapted from his novel by Clancy Carlile ; directed by Clint Eastwood ; cinematography, Bruce Surtees ; editors, Ferris Webster, Michael Kelly, Joel Cox ; music, Steve Dorff -- Pink cadillac (1989, 122 min.): written by John Eskow ; directed by Buddy Van Horn ; cinematography, Jack N. Green ; editor, Joel Cox ; music, Steve Dorff -- City heat (1984, 97 min.): written by Sam O. Brown and Joseph C. Stinson ; directed by Richard Benjamin ; cinematography, Nick McLean ; editor, Jacqueline Cambas ; music, Lennie Niehaus.
Summary:
Honkytonk man (1982, 123 min.): Red Stovall is a hard-drinking drifter who sings for his supper in second-rate roadhouse bars through some of the loneliest, dustiest countryside ever ravaged by the Great Depression. Stovall, however, nurses the embers of a dream to audition at the legendary Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee. Pink cadillac (1989, 122 min.): Jump bail and skip tracer Tommy Nowak will track you down before the ink on your fake I.D. is dry. Like a Canadian Mountie, he always gets his man. But will he get his woman? City heat (1984, 97 min.): In Kansas City in 1933, wisecracking detective Murphy tries to find the mob tough-guy who disposed of his partner. Police lieutentant Speer doesn't have much tolerance for the local gangland war's body count. Neither Murphy nor Speer likes the other very much, so that makes them perfect partners.
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