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Death To Smoochy (DVD, 2004)

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When Randolph Smiley, also known as 'Rainbow Randolph' is sacked from his job as the star of a children's television show, he vows to get revenge on his replacement. Smoochy, the big rhino played by Sheldon Mopes has more to worry about than Randolph when he hits the big time...

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EAN5060002831465

eBay Product ID (ePID)30049213

Product Key Features

ActorThomas Lyons, Bruce Mcfee, Bill Lake, Tim Macmenamin, Edward Norton, Robin Williams

Film/TV TitleDeath to Smoochy

DirectorDanny De Vito

Release Year2004

FormatDVD

LanguageEnglish

GenreGeneral, Comedy

Run Time105 Mins

Additional Product Features

Certificate15

Number of Discs1

ComposerDavid Newman

Additional InformationRobin Williams goes berserk as Rainbow Randolph, the disgraced host of a children's television show, in director Danny DeVito's fast-paced satire, DEATH TO SMOOCHY. Busted by the Feds for accepting a bribe to get a child on his show, Randolph gets booted from his network, Kidnet, and is replaced by the earnest do-gooder Sheldon Mopes (Edward Norton), who plays Smoochy, a loveable pink rhino with a strong resemblance to Barney. Sheldon sums up his own personality with a classic line, "When my brothers and I played cowboys and Indians, I was always the Chinese railroad worker." As Sheldon becomes a superstar, Randolph plots his revenge. Sheldon's refusal to push cheap toys and sugary drinks angers the Kidnet execs, especially tough-as-nails Nora (Catherine Keener). Sheldon also runs up against the Irish mob and his agent (DeVito) gets him into trouble with a corrupt charity. Meanwhile, Nora finds herself falling for the principled performer.<BR>Robin Williams is amazing, completely shedding his "nice guy" persona and making the shockingly foulmouthed kiddie show host simultaneously hilarious and frightening. Norton does a great job of winning the audience over to his buffoonish but truly good hearted character. He and Keener lend heart to the scathingly funny script by Adam Resnick.

ReviewsEmpire - ...Destined for cult adoration...

ScreenwriterAdam Resnick

Movie/TV TitleDeath To Smoochy