G-Men from Hell (2000)

Director:

Christopher Coppola

Writers:

Richard L. Albert (writer)
Mike Allred (comic strip)

Release Date:

7 December 2000 (Germany)

Genre:

Action | Comedy | Adventure

Tagline:

The devil made them do it.

Plot:

Two G-Men, returning from hell, must perform good deeds to save themselves from a doomed fate.

Plot Keywords:

Hell | The Devil | Based On Comic Book | Femme Fatale | Comic

Cast

William Forsythe	...	Dean Crept
Tate Donovan	...	Mike Mattress
Bobcat Goldthwait	...	Buster Lloyd
Barry Newman	...	Greydon Lake
Zach Galligan	...	Dalton
Vanessa Angel	...	Gloria Lake
Paul Rodriguez	...	Winiford 'Weenie Man'
David Huddleston	...	Dr. Boifford
Kari Wuhrer	...	Marete Morrisey
Charles Fleischer	...	Martin / Pete
Gary Busey	...	Lt. Langdon
Steve Tom	...	Psychiatrist
Robert Goulet	...	The Devil
Gregory Sporleder	...	Cheetah Man
Frank McRae	...	Lester

MPAA:

Rated PG-13 for violence, sexual content and language.

Runtime:

98 min (Cinequest San Jose Film Festival)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Certification:

Germany:12 | USA:PG-13

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company:

Sawmill Entertainment Corporation

Trivia:

Robert Goulet's last on screen role.

Quotes:

Dalton: Well you know it's uh, kinda common knowledge that you are a, uh, gay, that is to say homosexual man and I just want to say up front that I have absolutely no problem with it
Lt. Langdon: [grabs Dalton and slams him against the wall] I am a sadistic leather master homosexual and I will tease you sensibilities!

A Fun Adaptation of Michael Allred's Comic Book Series

I'm the producer of G-MEN FROM HELL - and I pulled together a cast of talented comedians including Charles Fleischer (the voice of Roger Rabbit), Paul Rodriguez, Bobcat Goldthwait, as well as Robert Goulet as the Devil, and many others - to create the zaniest live-action adaptation of a comic book ever. I think my talented crew succeeded (I hired Nick Cage's brother, Chris Coppola, to direct -- his uncle is Francis Ford Coppola - and after seeing the film, you can decide if filmaking talent is inherited). The film looks like Warren Beatty's DICK TRACY, but the story is far more bizarre (it's PG-13). It's not MEN IN BLACK, the budget is much less, but the cast and crew really cared about the project and gave 115%. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did making it.