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Moonlighting. Mystery at its romantic-comedy best.
Maddie Hayes (Cybill Shepherd) is a stunning model who made a fortune as the girl in the Blue Moon shampoo commercials. David Addison (Bruce Willis) is a brash, self-styled private eye. If ever there were opposites, Maddie and David are the classic case.
In no time, the fireworks start to fly when Maddie ends up broke after her embezzling business manager skips town. Feeling desperate, she sets out to liquidate what little she has left, including a detective agency run by wise guy Addison.
Like all opposites, the two don't agree on anything, fight over everything, and discover a very strong attraction for one another. Add in a punk with a knife in his back, a vicious ex-Nazi, $4 million in long-lost diamonds, and suddenly David and Maddie are involved in a wild race of murder, mystery and suspense.
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Features:
| Audio Commentary with Bruce Willis and Creator Glen Gordon Caron
Bruce Willis' Moonlighting Screen Test | Video:
| | Standard 1.33:1 Color | | Audio: (more info) | ENGLISH: Dolby Digital Stereo
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| Studio: Starz / Anchor Bay
Production Year: 1985
Release Date: 1/25/2000
Length: 93 mins
Rating: NR
Chapters: 16
| Includes: Audio Commentary
Packaging: Keep Case
Number of Discs: 1
Disc: SS-SL
Item Code: DV10998
UPC Code: 013131099898
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The moon and the stars! - 4.5 out of 5 (2/14/2000)
One of the nice things about DVD is that a studio can take a collector's piece like "Moonlighting:The Pilot Episode" and really make it a collector's piece!
You see, years ago before the advent of video and DVD, they had this thing called Television.
Yes, it is true! We actually used our TV sets for something other than a monitor.
And in those days, they had to make things called TV shows to hold our attention.
One of the best (In this humble writer's opinion) was "Moonlighting."
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