Married to the Mob with Michelle Pfeiffer: DVD Cover

    Married to the Mob Director: Jonathan Demme Cast: Michelle Pfeiffer, Matthew Modine, Dean Stockwell, Mercedes Ruehl

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    • DVD Release Date: 06/13/2000
    • Original Release: 1988
    • Rating: Rated R
    • Sales Rank: 20,690

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    Collectible booklet; Original theatrical trailer

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    Scene Index

    Scene Selections.
    0. Scene Selections.
    0. Menu Group #1 with 32 chapter(s) covering 01:43:40
    1. Logo/Main Title. [2:19]
    2. Rush Hour Is Murder. [2:20]
    3. Hairy Judgement. [2:10]
    4. Baby Sharks. [1:20]
    5. The House Of Loot. [3:27]
    6. One Big Happy Family. [3:58]
    7. A Father's Love. [2:58]
    8. The Feds On Track. [2:17]
    9. Cucumber's Family. [:44]
    10. Kiss, You're On Camera. [2:51]
    11. Bumper Carys. [1:28]
    12. Because He Cares. [2:41]
    13. To Tony Thru Angela. [1:36]
    14. A Step Down. [:54]
    15. Connie's Got A Wish. [1:05]
    16. A Tough New World. [2:09]
    17. The Chicken Lickin'. [2:35]
    18. Bugging Her. [5:29]
    19. "A Brand New You." [3:44]
    20. A Date For Angela. [4:01]
    21. Burger, Fries, Lead. [5:02]
    22. Nightly Disturbance. [8:24]
    23. Her Second Chance. [3:40]
    24. The Same Methods. [2:56]
    25. Pulling His Chain. [3:18]
    26. The Best Wife. [4:38]
    27. Nothing's Wrong. [4:10]
    28. Gift Giving. [1:27]
    29. Showdown. [7:11]
    30. "Another Bad Dream." [2:21]
    31. His Second Chance. [2:46]
    32. End Credits. [7:28]
    Side #1 -- Married to the Mob
    0. Scene Selections
    1. Logo/Main Title [2:19]
    2. Rush Hour Is Murder [2:20]
    3. Hairy Judgement [2:10]
    4. Baby Sharks [1:20]
    5. The House Of Loot [3:27]
    6. One Big Happy Family [3:58]
    7. A Father's Love [2:58]
    8. The Feds On Track [2:17]
    9. Cucumber's Funeral [:44]
    10. Kiss, You're On Camera [2:51]
    11. Bumper Carts [1:28]
    12. Because He Cares [2:41]
    13. To Tony Thru Angela [1:36]
    14. A Step Down [:54]
    15. Connie's Got A Wish [1:05]
    16. A Tough New World [2:09]
    17. The Chicken Lickin' [2:35]
    18. Bugging Her [5:29]
    19. "A Brand New You" [3:44]
    20. A Date For Angela [4:01]
    21. Burger, Fries, Lead [5:02]
    22. Nightly Disturbance [8:24]
    23. Her Second Chance [3:40]
    24. The Same Methods [2:56]
    25. Pulling His Chain [3:18]
    26. The Best Wife [4:38]
    27. Nothing's Wrong [4:10]
    28. Gift Giving [1:27]
    29. Showdown [7:11]
    30. "Another Bad Dream" [2:21]
    31. His Second Chance [2:46]
    32. End Credits [7:28]

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    Editorial Reviews

    Long before The Sopranos endeared its Mafia family to TV audiences, Married to the Mob pulled off the same neat trick in movie theaters. Moreover, the 1988 blockbuster did so despite the seemingly incongruous casting of Michelle Pfeiffer as the widow of hit man Alec Baldwin. With her trademark blonde tresses dyed brunette, Pfeiffer affected a convincing Noo Yawk accent, cracked gum authoritatively, and displayed admirable street smarts by repeatedly repulsing the amorous advances of mob boss Dean Stockwell (whose rib-tickling turn earned this veteran actor a well-deserved Oscar nomination). Matthew Modine supplied winning support as a boyish, seemingly inept FBI agent, with Mercedes Ruehl and Joan Cusack contributing memorable performances as well. Director Jonathan Demme (Silence of the Lambs) utilized dubious plot elements and potentially unsympathetic characters to craft high-spirited, laugh-provoking entertainment that still sparkles. Ed Hulse, Barnes & Noble

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