Fletch Lives

When there's more trouble than one man can handle...there's more than one man for the job.

Sinopse

Fletch is a fish out of water in small-town Louisiana, where he's checking out a tumbledown mansion he's inherited. When a woman he flirts with turns up dead, he becomes a suspect and must find the killer and clear his name.

6.0
1989
Released
1h 35m

Chevy Chase

Irwin 'Fletch' Fletcher

Hal Holbrook

Hamilton "Ham" Johnson

Julianne Phillips

R. Lee Ermey

Richard Libertini

Randall "Tex" Cobb

Cleavon Little

George Wyner

Patricia Kalember

Geoffrey Lewis

Richard Belzer

Phil Hartman

Titos Vandis

Don Hood

Dennis Burkley

Noelle Beck

Don Brockett

Constance Shulman

William Traylor

Barney D. Arceneaux

Roy Babich

Mary Battilana

Walter Charles

Robert Dawson

Darren Dublin

R. Bruce Elliott

Patrick Farrelly

Grace Gaynor

Richmond Harrison

Catherine Hearne

Charlie Holliday

Christian Kauffmann

Matthew Kimbrough

Johnny Kline

Clarence M. Landry

Marcella Lowery

Jordan Lund

Tom McCleister

Patricia G. McConnell

Dick McGarvin

Keith Mills

Michael P. Moran

Louis M. Rapaport

Robert Silver

Ebbe Roe Smith

R. David Smith

John Wylie

Herbert Benkman

Status

Released

Original Language

Budget

$8,000,000.00

Revenue

$35,150,960.00

Keywords

#journalist
#plantation
#louisiana
#sequel
#fish out of water
#los angeles, california
#murder suspect
#televangelist
#toxic waste
#hilarious

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Reviews

@GenerationofSwinealmost 3 years ago

I can understand a lot of the hate, or at least where its coming from. When I was a little kid and this first came out, most of it went right over my head...now that I am older, much, MUCH, older the fact that they are stereotyping the South in the most negative way possible is crystal clear. But hey, it's still funny and a lot of what they are poking fun at is still true today. I mean, there a