Increíble suerte

Título original: Outrageous Fortune

1987
A
1h 39min

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Bette Midler, Peter Coyote, and Shelley Long in Increíble suerte (1987)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaTwo women unknowingly share the same man, but when he disappears, both go out looking for him and enter his surprisingly dangerous life.Two women unknowingly share the same man, but when he disappears, both go out looking for him and enter his surprisingly dangerous life.Two women unknowingly share the same man, but when he disappears, both go out looking for him and enter his surprisingly dangerous life.

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Curiosidades
Both Shelley Long and Bette Midler were promised top billing when they signed to do the film. Neither one wanted to give up top billing to the other. So west of the Mississippi River, Long got top billing and Midler got top billing east of the Mississippi.

Pifias
The sign at the border of Tres Cruces is misspelled as Tres Crucas.

Citas
Lauren: Where are we? We've been going for miles and I haven't seen a single white person on the street.
Sandy: There's one.
[Lauren looks out of taxi cab window]
Sandy: Oops. They got 'em.
Lauren: That's not funny.

Créditos adicionales
As the credits roll over the freezeframe of the curtain call, Long and Midler can be heard bickering about Long's performance in the play.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Radio Days/Critical Condition/Outrageous Fortune/Restless Natives (1987)

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Something Special
(Theme From Increíble suerte (1987))
Performed by Patti LaBelle (as Patti La Belle)
Written by Howie Rice and Allan Rich
Courtesy of MCA Records

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6/10

Middler and Long make a good team

The comedy that comes in Outrageous Fortune may come in small doses, but it is supplied in good lengths by stars Bette Midler and Shelly Long. They make good comic chemistry as two ladies who have been screwed by the same man. Funny along the way, but it doesn't exactly hit the dart on the head. But it is OK, because of co-star George Carlin, who is good as always, and is especially good here as a Indian hippie-tracker who helps Midler and Long along the way. Best comedy of 1987. B+