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Angel
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Budget 25,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 6,939,946 USD
According to Paul Hogan, when he was interviewed about the film, he had been offered the lead role of Sam Wheat in another supernatural film, Ghost (1990), which eventually went to Patrick Swayze. Hogan said he had read the script and it was not funny. He wanted Swayze to play the role of Steve Garner in this film, but Swayze passed and the part went to Elias Koteas.
Charlton Heston filmed his cameo in one day.
After Terry Dean robs a bank disguised as country singer Willie Nelson, Det. Bill asks, "Why would Willie Nelson want to rob a bank?" In 1990, Nelson's assets were seized by the Internal Revenue Service, which claimed that he owed $32 million.
Third collaboration of Paul Hogan and Linda Kozlowski.
Final film of Hank Worden.
"Terry Dean: I'm dead aren't I? Where the hell am I? You God? God: You're not a religious man are you, Mr Dean? Terry Dean: No but, I did plan to get very religious just before I died. You know, just in case. God: Yes. Terry Dean: Left it a bit late, didn't I? God: Hmmm. Let me put it in language you'll understand. You're on probation, Mr Dean. Think of me as your probation officer. Terry Dean: Probation officer? Sure. God: I've been through your sheet, Mr Dean. You have a criminal record that started when you were nine years old. Terry Dean: Yeah, well... I don't suppose I can lie to you, Sir. God: You can try. You're almost a mystery. In your entire life you did nothing but take. Yet at the end you gave the noblest gift; you gave your life for another being. Terry Dean: Well it seemed like the right thing to do at the time. God: Rubbish! It was instinct. If you'd had time to think you wouldn't have done it. Nevertheless, your instinct has earned you another chance. Probation, Mr Dean. Terry Dean: How does that work? God: You will go back and dedicate yourself to helping others. Giving not taking. You will become an Angel of Mercy. Terry Dean: An angel? Me? God: Probationary. Strictly on a trial basis. You will not speak of this incident to anyone. Terry Dean: Your honour, does this happen all the time when people get sent back to help out? God: From time to time, worthy people are chosen to be Angels of Mercy. But these are difficult times, Mr Dean. In this century you're the first scumbag we've sent back. Terry Dean: Scumbag? That's a bit much, isn't it? Scumbag?"
