Why do they call it 48 hours

Did you know Edit. Trivia James Remar often went without any sleep before shooting his scenes in order to give bad-guy Ganz a more washed-out, psychotic look. Goofs While trying to get Reggie's attention in his cell, he yells into his walkman causing feedback.

That's not something that can be done with a walkman. Quotes Reggie : Jack Jack : Fuck you! Alternate versions T. Station between Cates and the Police Chief.

The Chief tells him that Internal Affairs is on his back. Other scenes are extended by a few seconds and Denise Crosby is wearing a bra and panties in the T. User reviews Review. Top review. Pretty entertaining thanks to great performances from the two leads It's the chemistry between Nolte and Murphy that makes this work, plus the fact that both men really attempt to 'get into the skin' of their character, something mostly ignored in other examples of this genre.

Director Hill knows he's got a great team in front of the camera, and all that remains is for him to incorporate some spectacular action sequences around them. This he does competently. That one-two punch is what gives the movie its fireworks. The banter and situations concerning the characters are also gleefully un-PC. It'd be interesting to see what a studio and director would make of the same premise in these 'enlightened' times.

Murphy's comic stage persona is less restrained here than it would be in later films, and the results are often shamefully funny. Don't expect Shakespeare, there's far too much cursing and other unsavoury shenanigans going on for that; do expect a pacy and entertaining early example of the 'buddy thriller'.

I suggest that you leave. An hour after watching correspondent Maureen Maher's report, "The Boy Next Door," about the year-old mystery surrounding the murder of Tricia Pacaccio, a viewer came forward with the identity of the killer, Michael Gargiulo.

He was revealed to have killed two more women and attempted to kill a third. After 20 years, Gargiulo was finally indicted for Pacaccio's murder. Prosecutor who has appeared the most on "48 Hours": Texas lawyer Kelly Siegler, 11 times. Longest number of years following a story: Correspondent Erin Moriarty began reporting on the brutal murder of four Austin, Texas, teenagers in Two suspects were eventually tried, convicted and later exonerated because of DNA.

The case has never been solved. While working on a story about Hustler magnate Larry Flynt, senior coordinating producer Suzanne Allen met the publisher, starting a year friendship. There have been 67 guest correspondents on "48 Hours" since its debut, including Walter Cronkite and Mike Wallace.

Most unusual 48 Hours story title: "Two Wigs, a Gun and a Murder," told the story of a wife who killed her professor husband. The twist was--did her sister help her cover up the crime? Nineteen years later, Thompson's business partner Michael Goodwin was convicted of their murder.

I am willing to be interviewed for the story depending on your needs. How low would the ratings have to go for it to be cancelled? Last season, the numbers declined. I recently lost my brother oct. Please let me know for sure if you did do and epidose on my brothers Murder story.

Thank … Read more ». Home News Cancelled or Renewed? Series Finale: The show has not ended yet. What happened next? The show has not ended yet. Next Post ». Does her diary hold clues to the killer? Five deaths with a connection to one family. Club owners open up for the first time after deadly fire kills Did Lizzie Borden really hack her parents to death?

A surprising answer and an inside look at the haunting crime scene. Socialite Jasmine Hartin admits killing a top police official in Belize. For the first time she tells her detailed story of what happened to "48 Hours" correspondent Peter Van Sant.

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