Rating: R
Genre: Mystery
Release Date: 07/14/1998
SubTitles: English/French/Espanol
Dubbed: English
Sound: DD5.1
Run Time: 116 Minutes
Flags: Adult Situations, Profanity, Sexual Situations
Distributor/Studio: Warner Home Video

Jake Kasdan made his feature film directorial debut with this oblique thriller about eccentric private detective Daryl Zero (Bill Pullman) and his sardonic front man partner Steve Arlo (Ben Stiller). After the two are hired by blackmail victim Gregory Stark (Ryan O'Neal), Zero sets up a sting operation and soon focuses on his suspect, Gloria Sullivan (Kim Dickens), a woman he met at a health club. Thinking Zero is an accountant, she asks him to look over her tax return. Clues form a trail to hitman Kragan Vincent (Matt O'Toole), who could be Gloria's father. Amid the romance and revenge, Zero manages to write a few songs (actually written by Pullman and Kasdan).

~ Bhob Stewart, All Movie Guide

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Cast:
Bill Pullman - Daryl Zero
Ben Stiller - Steve Arlo
Ryan O'Neal - Gregory Stark
Kim Dickens - Gloria Sullivan
Angela Featherstone - Jess
Hugh Ross - Bill
Sara Devincentis - Daisy
Matt O'Toole - Kragan Vincent

Production:
Jake Kasdan - Director
Janet Yang Lisa Henson Jake Kasdan - Producer
Naomi Despres - Co Producer
Greyboy Allstars - Composer
Tara Timpone - Editor
Jake Kasdan - Screen Writer
Maggie Martin - Set Designer
Philip Messina - Art Director
Mary Vernieu - Casting
Bill Pope - Cinematographer
Kym Barrett - Costume Designer
Jim Behnke - Executive Producer
Gary Frutkoff - Production Designer
Jim Behnke - Production Manager
Glenn Berkovitz - Sound/Sound Designer
Greg Luntzel - First Assistant Director

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