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The Gumshoe Kid (1990)
Originally bound for Harvard, Jeff joins the family detective business to save his mother and sister from eviction. He learns the ropes quickly when a gangster hires him to find out if his bombshell fiancee is two-timing him. Shadowing her every movement - and eyeing her every curve - Jeff lands in real hot water, not to mention a hot shower, when thugs kidnap her lover and try to get him. Now they're both on the run - from the mob, from the police (who might be working with the mob), and from his mother (who might pose the biggest danger of them all)!
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Originally bound for Harvard, Jeff joins the family detective business to save his mother and sister from eviction. He learns the ropes quickly when a gangster hires him to find out if his bombshell fiancee is two-timing him. Shadowing her every movement - and eyeing her every curve - Jeff lands in real hot water, not to mention a hot shower, when thugs kidnap her lover and try to get him. Now they're both on the run - from the mob, from the police (who might be working with the mob), and from his mother (who might pose the biggest danger of them all)!
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Victor Bardack
In Theaters:2/2/1990
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Argus Entertainment
Cast
Joseph Manduke
Director
Jay Underwood
Jeff Sherman
Tracy Scoggins
Rita Benson
Vince Edwards
Ben Sherman
Arlene Golonka
Gracie Sherman
Pamela Springsteen
Mona Krause
Amy Lynne
Emily Sherman
Xander Berkeley
Monty Griswold
Gino Conforti
Morton Meester
Biff Yeager
Capt. Billings
Miguel Sandoval
Carl Ortega
Tim Haldeman
Kruger
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