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City Slickers

    Comedy
    Western
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Jun 7, 1991
Rated PG-13

Three New York businessmen decide to take a "Wild West" vacation that turns out not to be the relaxing vacation they had envisioned.

Details

  • Directors
  • Revenue$179,033,791
  • Budget
    $27,000,000
  • Vote Average
    6.4
  • Vote Count
    757
  • Popularity
    27
  • Language
    English
  • Origin Country
    US

Cast

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Billy Crystal
Mitch Robbins
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Daniel Stern
Phil Berquist
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Bruno Kirby
Ed Furillo
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Patricia Wettig
Barbara Robbins
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Helen Slater
Bonnie Rayburn
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Lindsay Crystal
Holly Robbins
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Noble Willingham
Clay Stone
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Jack Palance
Curly Washburn
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Tracey Walter
Cookie
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Josh Mostel
Barry Shalowitz
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David Paymer
Ira Shalowitz
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Bill Henderson
Ben Jessup
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Phill Lewis
Steve Jessup
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Jake Gyllenhaal
Danny Robbins
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Jeffrey Tambor
Lou
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Kyle Secor
Jeff
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Dean Hallo
T.R.
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Karla Tamburrelli
Arlene Berquist
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Yeardley Smith
Nancy
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Robert Costanzo
Sal
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Walker Brandt
Kim Furillo
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Molly McClure
Millie Stone
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Jane Alden
Mrs. Green
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Danielle Harris
Classroom Student
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Eddie Palmer
Classroom Student
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Howard Honig
Skycap
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Fred Maio
Doctor
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Jayne Meadows
Mitch's Mom
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Alan Charof
Mitch's Dad
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JJ Azan
Businessman (uncredited)
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Anne Lockhart
Ranch Hand / Passenger (uncredited)
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Robert Mickelson
Boy (uncredited)
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Lana Underwood
Student in Classroom (uncredited)

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Reviews

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Peter McGinn
70%
This is is a fairly funny movie. Billy Crystal’s character and two friends head out for a dude ranch for an adventure vacation. The jokes come vast and furious as do the sight gags. Jack Palance made a bit of a name for himself with his cowboy antics and one-armed pushups. My favorite scene had nothing to do with dude ranch stuff. Mitch (Crystal) is explaining how a DVD recorder doesn’t even require the tv to record a show, and his friend just isn’t getting it. It’s hilarious. This isn’t a movie classic or anything, but plenty entertaining enough.