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It's impossible to imagine a world without Eddie Murphy. Throughout his career, he evolved from stand-up comic to Saturday Night Live breakout and finally, an Academy Award-nominated A-list movie star. And though Murphy had appeared in a few previous films, his ascension to the comedy star hall of fame didn't truly kick into gear until 1984's Beverly Hills Cop.
On this episode, Phoenix Clouden of Film Code joins us to discuss how director Martin Brest's action-comedy redefined the genre for the modern age, how it serves as an unlikely launchpad for Murphy's own stardom, and -- of course -- the iconic theme song. So cue up your Harold Faltermeyer (or Crazy Frog, if you prefer) as we start our Beverly Hills Cop mega-series!
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For their 50th episode of Kick A Rock's Two Drink Minimum, Bill & Sergio talk about their favorite five-o flicks of all time. From Beverly Hills Cop to Hot Fuzz and everything in-between, it's a fun-filled conversation of some of the best cop movies ever made.
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This week on On Story we’ll bring you conversations with two comedy titans. VEEP showrunner and Seinfeld writer David Mandel will discuss the widely successful HBO series that wrapped in 2019 and legendary screenwriter Daniel Petrie, Jr. will examine the 1985 comedy classic Beverly Hills Cop which earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Screenplay.
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Dave, Rose, and Scott talk about the wonderful 80's filmography of the great Eddie Murphy. What was your favorite Beverly Hills Cop scene?
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