Illegally Yours (1988)
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0% of critics liked it
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29% want to see it
(1,063 ratings)
Rob Lowe stars in this screwball comedy as Richard Dice, the college dropout who comes back home to St. Augustine, Florida to get his act together. He is selected for jury duty and falls for the defendant Molly Gilbert (Colleen Camp), a young woman he later recognizes as his grade-school sweetheart.… More Rob Lowe stars in this screwball comedy as Richard Dice, the college dropout who comes back home to St. Augustine, Florida to get his act together. He is selected for jury duty and falls for the defendant Molly Gilbert (Colleen Camp), a young woman he later recognizes as his grade-school sweetheart. Richard tries to gather the evidence that will lead to her acquittal. He is not alone in his pursuit of an elusive audiotape that recorded the murder for which Molly is on trial. Jessica James plays Richard's mother, who is courted by Freddie Boneflecker (Rick Jason). Johnny Cash sings some tunes co-written with director Peter Bogdanovich. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi
- Directed By
- Peter Bogdanovich
- Genres
- Comedy
- Studio
- Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment
Critic Reviews
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Variety Staff, Variety
An embarrassingly unfunny attempt at screwball comedy, marking a career nadir for producer-director Peter Bogdanovich and his miscast star Rob Lowe.
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, TV Guide's Movie Guide
The film isn't funny, but it's hard to figure out why.
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David Nusair, Reel Film Reviews
...none of this is even remotely funny.
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, Film4
[Bogdanovich] tries to emphasize the laughs rather than concentrating on characterization.
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Cast
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Rob Lowe
as Richard Dice
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Colleen Camp
as Molly Gilbert
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Kenneth Mars
as Hal B. Keeler
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L.B. Straten
as Sharon Woolrich
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Harry Carey Jr.
as Wally Finnegan
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Kim Myers
as Suzanne Keeler
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Marshall Colt
as Donald Cleary
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Linda MacEwen
as Ruth Harrison
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Rick Jason
as Freddie Boneflecker
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Jessica James
as Mrs. Evelyn Dice
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George Morfogen
as Judge Norman Meckel
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Tony Longo
as Konrat
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Howard Hirdler
as Harry Crumrine
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Antonia Bogdanovich
as Reggae Singer
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Kathleen Cody
as Cable-TV Housewife
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Ira Heiden
as Andrew Dice
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Alan Mandell
as Juror #8
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Jim McDonald
as Sonja's Boyfriend
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Tom Nowicki
as Court Clerk
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Lee Ralls
as Mrs. Sobel
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Leon Rippy
as Prosecutor
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Earl Poole Ball
as Party Singer-Pianist
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Hilroy Distin
as Reggae Singer
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Phyllis Alexion
as Tour Bus Woman
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Doreen Chalmers
as Mrs. Walker
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Tim Y.T. Chin
as Ambassador Ting
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Cynthia Costas
as Sonja
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Richard de Spain
as Record Store Manager
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Kathy "Kat" Estocin
as "Fountain of Youth" Tourist
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Thomas Fallon
as Wall Hanger
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Dan Foley
as TV Technician
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Steve Foley
as Taxi Driver
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Jay Glick
as Mailman
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Ernest Goldsmith
as Tour Bus Man
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F.R. Haire Jr.
as "Fountain of Youth" Tourist
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Theresa Hassett
as Reporter
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Victor Helou
as Lamar
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Wendy Catherine Hummel
as Girl with Dart Rifle
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Jason Klassi
as Keeler's Workman
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Richard Lavery
as Reporter
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Bobby Mencner
as Kid with Helmet
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Dominick "Nick" Nicklo
as Radio Policeman
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Anthony Pellicano
as Mr. Norris
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Irma Plummer
as TV Announcer
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Ruth Reddinger
as Alternate Juror
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David Reeves
as Arnie the Blackmailer
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Nell Schaap
as Mrs. Kockenbakker
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Jim Shipp
as Old Guard
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Eric Small
as Jerome
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Laura Sullivan
as Defense Counsel
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Anna Thea
as Ms. Temple
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J. Michael Tiedeberg
as Kid's Father
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C.T. Wakefield
as Jury Selection Man
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Donald Wassler
as Gas Station Attendant
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Robert J. Wedyck
as Reporter
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Steve Zurk
as Security Guard
