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Tuff Turf Director: Fritz Kiersch Cast: James Spader, Kim Richards, Paul Mones, Robert Downey Jr.

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  • DVD Release Date: 03/13/2001
  • Original Release: 1985
  • Rating: Rated R
  • Sales Rank: 11,573

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Widescreen presentation [1.85:1] enhanced for 16x9 TVs; Theatrical trailer

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Scene Index

Chapter Selections
0. Chapter Selections
1. Program Start/Main Titles. [3:15]
2. Beautiful Bait. [5:00]
3. First Day. [5:37]
4. Switchblade Jimmy. [3:12]
5. Bike Wreck. [4:38]
6. The Jim Carroll Band. [4:59]
7. Slam-Dancing. [4:04]
8. Stolen Car. [3:52]
9. Reckless Driving. [4:22]
10. When Opposites Attract. [3:48]
11. The Country Club. [5:09]
12. Piano Serenade. [6:03]
13. Jack Mack And The Heart Attack. [4:02]
14. Tempers Flare. [2:28]
15. The Lesson. [3:12]
16. Father-Son Advice. [3:08]
17. Hot Stuff. [4:36]
18. Dinner With The Parents. [6:38]
19. Nick's Girl. [3:52]
20. Deadly Assault. [5:24]
21. Letting Go. [3:25]
22. Rage. [3:20]
23. Waiting For Revenge. [3:15]
24. Warehouse Brawl. [2:42]
25. Payback. [4:41]
26. So Tuff (End Credits). [6:35]

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Editorial Reviews

This routine film catalogues what happens to a teen's life when he is wrenched from an easy existence in affluent, East Coast suburbia and dropped into the lean, mean streets of a downscale L.A. suburb. James Spader is Morgan Hiller, displaced with his parents and brother when his father loses some of the wealth to which they were accustomed and the family moves to California. Morgan soon attracts Frankie (Kim Richards), the girlfriend of Nick (Paul Mones), a high school tough who does not appreciate Frankie's change of heart. The antagonism between Morgan and Frankie mounts as they both approach a high-noon showdown. Aside from some musical numbers which seem to have wandered in from another film about teen singers and dancers, the story is compelling and the film is notable for one of the early performances of Robert Downey in a subsidiary role. Eleanor Mannikka, All Movie Guide

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