Gere is affirmed for the 1990 combination with Pretty Woman, and Garcia for the same year's Godfather Part III combination.
Billy Baldwin is rejected in favor of Backdraft or the film described as Thief of Hearts in the transcript.
The Valley receives a suggested case for looking cool and wild, contrasted with Boogie Nights and Magnolia.
Dirty Los Angeles cops is debated against Colors, The Onion Field and L.A. Confidential. Internal affairs and cops moonlighting as hitmen are floated without a clear final declaration.
Nancy Travis loses to So I Married an Axe Murderer; Metcalf and Sciorra are rejected; Faye Grant gets only a probable yes. — Bill Simmons
Imagining one's wife with another man loses to Indecent Proposal after comparisons with The Best Man, The Big Picture and Unfaithful. — Van Lathan
Cops sleeping with partners' wives and slapping in movies receive affirmative answers.
Gere is tentatively proposed as the apex of an attractive villain, without a firm conclusion.
A deleted bar scene has Raymond and Peck discussing the desire to be bad while an informant strips; the hosts would like it restored if placed appropriately. — Bill Simmons
Peck drives a 1963 Chevrolet Sting Ray and Amy a Volkswagen convertible. — Bill Simmons
LAPD chief Daryl Gates condemned the film. — Bill Simmons
Faye Grant's marriage to Stephen Collins and their divorce following child-sexual-abuse allegations are discussed as an unhappy later-life association. — Bill Simmons
The unusual sexual slang root, made ironic by Peck's affair with Van's wife.
Unfinished suburban developments as crime-film locations and suspiciously expensive houses revealing corruption.
Faye Grant's performance and the tense Garcia–Travis marriage, with her sexual frustration and his fixation on work. — Bill Simmons
Peck's unconventional co-parenting and the dirty-cop excuse that a woman is his informant.
Replacing the convoluted original ending, with a threatened assault, shooting, window fall and apparent drowning, after hostile test reactions. — Bill Simmons
Xander Berkeley as Rudy and cops forced to work second jobs as mall security.
The cuckolding theme is much more widely recognized in contemporary culture.
