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The Hudsucker Proxy (1994)

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Release Date
• USA: Mar 11, 1994
DVD Release Date
• R1: May 18, 1999

Budget USD 40,000,000

MPAA Rating
PG

Running Time
1 hour, 51 minutes

Country UK, Germany, USA

Studio Warner Brothers

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Other Titles
• The Hudsucker Proxy
• Hudsucker - Der große Sprung (1994)



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Genre: Fantasy, Romance, Comedy, Slapstick, Fantasy, Satire, Black Comedy, Surreal, Fairy Tale, Exploitation, Gangsters

Tagline: A Comedy of Invention.

Plot: THE HUDSUCKER PROXY opens with a spectacular shot of snow falling over a beautiful city; the camera pans in slowly over the rooftops until it comes upon the Hudsucker Industries building, with a huge clock about to ring in the New Year--and a man about to jump to his death. The rest of this hilarious Coen brothers film tells in flashback the fascinating tale of Norville Barnes and what brought him to that ledge.

Tim Robbins stars as Barnes, a hick from Muncie, Indiana, intent on becoming a New York City executive. His timing is magical as he enters the doors of Hudsucker Industries just as the Hudsucker board determines it needs a patsy to run the company into the ground so it can buy up shares when the company goes public in a month. He hires Amy (the fast-talking Jennifer Jason Leigh) as his assistant--but unbeknownst to him, she is a reporter trying to expose him. THE HUDSUCKER PROXY is the Coen brothers' madcap romp through 1940s screwball comedy--albeit with a darker edge. The film is highlighted by sparkling art direction, fabulolus sets, snappy dialogue, and terrific supporting turns from Paul Newman, Charles Durning, and Bruce Campbell. Oh, and beware the Blue Letter....

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 Directed by
Joel Coen
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Ethan Coen
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 Written by
Ethan Coen
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Joel Coen
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 Cast
Tim Robbins
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Jennifer Jason Leigh
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Paul Newman
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John Mahoney
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Bill Cobbs
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Bruce Campbell
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Charles Durning
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 Music By
Carter Burwell
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