The Other Guys

Year:

2010

Duration:

107 min | 116 min (unrated version)

Genres:

Action | Comedy | Crime

IMDB rate:

6.6

Director:

Adam McKay

Awards:

3 wins & 12 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 2010-08-06

Filming Locations: 9 Broadway, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

Earnings

Budget: $100,000,000

Opening Weekend: $35,543,162 (USA) (8 August 2010)

Gross: $119,219,978 (USA) (14 November 2010)

Cast

Actor

Character

Michael Keaton

The Other Guys

Ray Stevenson

The Other Guys

Will Ferrell

Allen Gamble

Derek Jeter

Himself

Mark Wahlberg

Terry Hoitz

Eva Mendes

Dr. Sheila Gamble

Larnell Stovall

Rasta

Jalil Jay Lynch

Rasta

Roy T. Anderson

Rasta

Samuel L. Jackson

P.K. Highsmith

Andrew Secunda

Press Conference Reporter

Sara Chase

Press Conference Reporter

Dwayne Johnson

Christopher Danson

David Gideon

Mayor

Joshua Church

Hot Dog Guy (as Josh Church)

Rob Riggle

Martin

Damon Wayans Jr.

Fosse

Michael Delaney

Bob Littleford

Alison Becker

Financial News Anchor

Steve Coogan

David Ershon

Warren Kelley

NYSE Official

Bobby Cannavale

Jimmy

Zoe Lister Jones

Therapist (as Zoe Lister-Jones)

Sean Heilig

Therapy Cop

Matthew J. McCarthy

Therapy Cop

Adam Phillips

Therapy Cop

Tess Kartel

Brazilian Woman

Rob Mars

Wesley's Guard

C.C. Taylor

Wesley's Guard

Zach Woods

Douglas

Jake Quinn

Precinct Detective #1

Andy Buckley

Don Beaman

Elizabeth Kaledin

NY1 Reporter

Will Lyman

Frontline Narration App

Rob Huebel

Officer Watts

Peter R. Thewes

Hazmat Officer

Robin Ng

Waiter

Natalie Zea

Christinith

Brett Gelman

Hal

Malachy McCourt

Old Man at Irish Bar

Barry Carl

Irish Singer

Benjamin Magnuson

Irish Singer

Thomas McDonnell

Irish Singer (as Thomas McDonnell III)

James O'Donnell

Irish Singer (as Jimmy O'Donnell)

Kevin Osborne

Irish Singer

Pierce Turner

Irish Singer

James Archie Worley

Irish Singer

Lindsay Sloane

Francine

Shakiem Evans

Dancer

Danielle Cell

Brenda

Brianne Moncrief

Ershon's Assistant

Brooke Shields

Rosie Perez

Patrick Ferrell

Precinct Detective #2

Adam McKay

Dirty Mike

Oliver Wood

Captain Salty

James Mazzola

Homeless Dude

Patrick Crowley

Homeless Dude

Ben Schwartz

Beaman's Assistant

Tara Copeland

Police Dispatcher

Eamon Speer

Ice Cream Man

Patrick Reale

Beaman Tow Cop

Zak Orth

Accountant

Pete Antico

Chechen Rebel

Viola Harris

Mama Ramos

Jamie Dugal

Schoolgirl

Chris Gethard

Clerk

Michael Fawcett

Minister

Pilar Angelique

Stunning Woman

Raymond Michael Bell

Art Gallery Patron

Jasmine Hope Bloch

Shopper (uncredited)

John Boonin

Nathan's Customer (uncredited)

Joel Brody

Yogi (uncredited)

Rory Clarke

Businessman (uncredited)

Travis Cloer

Jersey Boys - Frankie Valli (uncredited)

Kevin Collins

British News Anchor (uncredited)

Julie E. Davis

Pedestrian (uncredited)

Sara DeRosa

Tattoo Girl (uncredited)

Joe Dolinsky

NYPD Officer (uncredited)

Mark Fallon

Man on the Street (uncredited)

John Farrer

Priest (uncredited)

Larry Goldstein

NYPD Officer (uncredited)

Johnathan Hallgrey

Art Gallery Patron

Anne Heche

Pamela Boardman

Gina Hernandez

Female NYSE Official (uncredited)

Rosemary Howard

Pedestrian (uncredited)

Ice-T

Narrator (voice) (uncredited)

Michael Jeremiah

Tattoo Artist (uncredited)

Benjamin Kanes

Art Gallery Patron

Arnold Y. Kim

Chef (uncredited)

Ai Kiyono

Yoga Teacher (uncredited)

Scott J. Klein

Businessman (uncredited)

Tony Kost

Construction Worker (uncredited)

Shelby Kovant

Spectator (uncredited)

Dustin LaValley

Pedestrian (uncredited)

Frosty Lawson

Cameraman (uncredited)

Chancelle Mafoua

Pedestrian (uncredited)

Samantha Maldonado

Celebrity (uncredited)

Sean Marrinan

Bar Patron (uncredited)

Laura Martinelli

Businesswoman (uncredited)

Thomas Middleditch

Art Exhibition Curator (uncredited)

Tracy Morgan

Himself (uncredited)

Jeffrey Mowery

Jay Walker (uncredited)

Carol Anne Mueller

Businesswoman (uncredited)

Kathy Patterson

Businesswoman (uncredited)

Brian James Pepe

Detective (uncredited)

Angel Picard-Ami

Gators Girl (uncredited)

T.J. Quicksilver

Extra (uncredited)

Jay Santiago

Sheila's Father (uncredited)

John J. Schneider

Police Officer

Harry L. Seddon

Screaming Cabbie (uncredited)

Skip Shea

Bus Driver (uncredited)

Josef Sommer

D.A. Radford

Sebastian Sommer

Extra (uncredited)

Lana Taylor

Hooker (uncredited)

Paul Thornton

Photographer (uncredited)

Emmanuel Todorov

Chechen Mafia Boss (uncredited)

Martin Toohey

Police Officer

Uzimann

Cab Driver (uncredited)

Jim Waters

Pedestrian (uncredited)

Steven Weisz

NYPD Sergeant (uncredited)

Roy James Wilson

Jumper Scene Cop (uncredited)

Sarkiss Yen

City Walker (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Will Ferrell's second highest grossing film worldwide after Elf (2003).

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The fourth collaboration between Will Ferrell and director Adam McKay, after Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (2004), Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (2006) and Step Brothers (2008).

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Adam McKay: Dirty Mike.

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Goofs

When Allen is having his flashbacks of how he becomes a pimp, the stack of $20 bills is of the current $20 bill. During that time period, it should have been the Series 1995 $20 bill.

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At the wake during the scuffle, a picture behind Allen changes with each cutaway. The picture goes from askew to straight to askew multiple times.

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When Gamble and Hoitz get a call about a possible jumper at Beaman's office the location given is 3 World Financial Center 23rd Floor. The building shown is not World Financial Center.

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Quotes

Dirty Mike: How you fellas doin'? We about to have us a little screw party in this red Prius over here if you wanna join us.

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Hal: [chasing Gamble] You get back here and you make love to my wife!

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Allen Gamble: Have some decorum, we're at a funeral. Sshhh.

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Faq

Q

What song is playing while Will Ferrell makes love with Eva Mendes?

A

Oh La La by Goldfrapp. The complete list of songs in the Other Guys soundtrack can be found here with scene descriptions.

Q

What are the differences between the Theatrical Version and the Unrated Version?

A

On DVD/BD both the Theatrical Version and an Unrated Version have been released. The latter runs approx. ten and a half minutes longer than the well-known version and offers some more scenes that are R-Rated worthy. Due to the fact that both versions are featured on the DVD/BD one can check out both versions and there's no need for a double dip. A detailed comparison between both versions with pictures can be found here.

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