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Worst Actor For | 1989
Worst Supporting Actor | 1989 | Christopher
Worst Actor | 1989 | Burt
Budget 18,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 9,129,999 USD
Reportedly, Burt Reynolds and Kathleen Turner constantly fought during the filming of this movie. Christopher Reeve had to mediate between them.
In his biography, Christopher Reeve claims this film's failure, along with Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (1987), The Aviator (1985), and Street Smart (1987), knocked him off the A-list in Hollywood and he would have to audition for major roles for the rest of his career.
Christopher Reeve apparently regretted making this movie. One of the main reasons he signed on was because Michael Caine was originally lined up to play Sullivan, and had enjoyed working with him in Deathtrap (1982), but was out of the project after Reeve signed on. He also said that he took the project on because he was suffering post-divorce depression and believed that he had "made a fool of himself" in the film.
Michael Caine originally had the lead role but was held up by production delays on Jaws: The Revenge (1987).
In a 2018 interview with David Marchese for the website Vulture, Kathleen Turner said quite frankly that working with Burt Reynolds on the set of this movie was a very negative and divisive experience and that Reynolds made her cry on the first shooting day by complaining that he refused to take second place to a woman.
"The Governor: He's pardoned. Roy Ridnitz: You can't do that! The Governor: Yes I can. He's pardoned, and he's pardoned, and she's pardoned and you're not!"
"Blaine Bingham: Oh, Mommy, Mommy, Mommy, Mommy!"
