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Mad Dog and Glory - Crime Movie
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Mad Dog and Glory

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Mad Dog and Glory is a 1993 crime drama directed by John McNaughton and featuring Robert De Niro, Uma Thurman, Bill Murray, and David Caruso. Released by Universal Pictures in March 1993, the film earned $23.7 million at the box office with an initial budget of $19 million. Critics responded positively to the movie’s reception.

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Why does Frank Milo send Glory to Wayne in Mad Dog and Glory?

Wayne saves mobster Frank Milo's life during a robbery, and Frank sends Glory to stay with Wayne as a peculiar thank-you gift. Wayne's discomfort with that arrangement creates the film's central conflict.

Why are Bill Murray and Robert De Niro cast against type?

Robert De Niro plays Wayne, a timid police photographer nicknamed Mad Dog, while Bill Murray plays the threatening gangster Frank Milo. Their roles invert the tougher and more comic screen personas audiences associated with them in 1993.

Who plays Glory in Mad Dog and Glory?

Uma Thurman plays Glory, who is working under Frank's control while trying to resolve her brother's debt. Her relationship with Wayne develops from an imposed arrangement into something more personal.

Who directed Mad Dog and Glory?

John McNaughton directed it from a screenplay by Richard Price. McNaughton is also known for Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer, while Price wrote crime novels and later worked on The Wire.

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