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Synopsis: Billy Tepper is the leader of a group of rebellious boys at The Regis School. He has already been expelled from three prominent private schools. His best friend, Joey Trotta, is the son of the Head of the New York Mafia; Billy, all their friends and many other kids at the school have equally influential and prominent, if more law-abiding, parents. When Luis Cali's father is put in jail, he heads for the Regis School to put the son of the judge in charge of the case under hostage, only to find he has been removed. However, once he realises who the parents of the rest are, he decides the entire student body of the Regis School would be an even better bargaining chip.
Director(s): Daniel Petrie Jr.
Production: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.5
Metacritic:
46
Rotten Tomatoes:
36%
R
Year:
1991
111 min
1,500 Views


Yeah, sounds cool.

Hey, taste test. Well?

- Hi. Can I help you?

- How you doin'?

We don't want to hurt anybody.

Get in the truck.

Get down!

Stay on the floor where you are

until we tell you to move.

Don't get up.

Don't do anything.

Is that clear?

Stop! No! Don't hurt him!

They're looking for Donoghue.

You can threaten me

as much as you like.

The fact remains that officers from

the United States Marshal's Service...

took young Donoghue

out of school yesterday...

and they did not say

where they were taking him.

I have been under

a lot of strain lately...

and I don't have

a lot of patience.

If you're lying and he's here,

I will find him.

I'll kill you.

He's not here.

According to this,

you're telling the truth.

If you continue to do that,

you have nothing to fear from me.

These young men

have done nothing to you.

I realize that.

How could this happen? We pay a fortune

for this kind of information!

We were in transit.

They couldn't get to us.

But we might not have a problem.

I think you better

take a look at these.

Anderson, Robert.

- Anderson, Robert!

- Here.

Your father is president

of the Tex-Peet Oil Company.

Yes, sir.

Bradberry, Jonathan.

Your father is Stephen Bradberry?

Chairman of the First

Empire Bank of New York?

Yes.

And vice chairman

of the Republican party?

Yes.

- Giles, Henry the third.

- Yes.

Come here, Giles.

Your father is Representative

Henry Giles Jr.?

Yes.

Chairman of

the Armed Services Committee.

Yes, sir.

Trotta, Joseph.

Your father is Albert Trotta

of New York City.

Yes.

The Albert Trotta?

What's the matter?

Not proud of your father.

No.

- Montoya, Ricardo.

- Yes, sir.

Your father is senior partner

atJohnson, Montoya and Epps?

Yes, sir.

And past president of

the California Bar Association.

Yes, sir.

So tell me, Ricardo.

Are you a Mexican?

Mexican-American.

Do you speak Spanish?

No, not really.

No, wait!

"Wait" what?

You don't speak Spanish.

I'm sorry.

I do speak a little Spanish.

Hey, don't!

Hey, don't do that!

Come on, man.

- Is he a friend of yours?

- Yes, he is.

Tell your friend he's lucky

I didn't shoot him.

What's your name?

- William Tepper.

- William Tepper.

What does your father do,

William?

He's a contractor.

He owns the third largest

construction company in the world.

Yeah, he's a contractor.

You're not afraid?

- Yes, I'm afraid.

- Good.

Don't f*** with me.

You're right, Jack.

We don't need Donoghue.

We can play with this.

I want the slick little bastard

that spray painted my car!

Otherwise...

I'm gonna arrest any of them damn

rejects that show their face in town!

I don't think so.

- Take a look at this.

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Daniel Petrie Jr.

Daniel Mannix Petrie Jr. (born November 30, 1951) is a Canadian-American producer, writer, and director of film and television. He is best known for pioneering the sub-genres of action comedy and buddy cop films through movies like Beverly Hills Cop and Turner & Hooch. He served as President of the Writers Guild of America, West between 1997 and 1999, and then again between 2004 and 2005. more…

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