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A racist cop receives a heart transplant from a black lawyer he hates, who returns as a ghost to ask the cop to help take down the men who murdered him.
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Jack Moony
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Napoleon Stone
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Crystal Gerrity
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Captain Wendt
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Mrs. Stone
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Dr. Posner
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Harry Zara
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Graham
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Peisha
Frank R. Roach ...
Senator Marquand
Robert Apisa ...
Teller
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Dillnick
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Annie
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Posner's Assistant
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Staff Member
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T.V. Announcer
Jeff MacGregor ...
Dating Game Host
George Kyle ...
Dancing Cop
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Dancing Cop
Mary Catherine Wright ...
Nurse
Johnny Walker ...
Cop in Precinct
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Cop in Precinct
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Terri Rinselle (as Diane Civita)
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Beverly Palm Hotel Waiter
Anthony 'Wink' Atkinson ...
Rap Singer
Deidre Harris ...
Rap Singer
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Bubba
Kendall McCarthy ...
Archimedes
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Ciao Chow Club Maitre D'
Mark Lowenthal ...
Ciao Chow Club Visitor
Billy Oscar ...
Man in Bathroom
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Self
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Resident
Rick Marzan ...
Irate Cop
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Armed Man
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Armed Man
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Armed Man (as Greg Barnett)
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Armed Man (as Tom Huff)
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Usher Cop
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Bob Casper ...
Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
Dashanae Johnson-Smith ...
Baby (uncredited)
Jahquache Johnson-Smith ...
Baby (uncredited)
Shauntae Johnson-Smith ...
Baby (uncredited)
Urban E. Stiess ...
Street John (uncredited)

Directed by

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James D. Parriott

Written by

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James D. Parriott ... (written by)

Produced by

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Marie Cantin ... co-producer
Bernie Goldmann ... co-producer
Robert Shaye ... associate producer
Steve Tisch ... producer

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Patrick Leonard

Cinematography by

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Arthur Albert

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David Finfer

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Tammis Chandler ... assistant editor
Jeff Etcher ... assistant editor
Mato ... color timer

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Karen Rea

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John Muto

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Susan Emshwiller

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Louise Frogley

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Robert Hallowell II ... key hair stylist

Production Management

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Marie Cantin ... unit production manager
Joe Fineman ... post-production supervisor
Deborah Moore ... executive in charge of production

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Ron Stein ... second unit director

Art Department

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John Naehrlich ... lead man
Chris Snyder ... general foreman

Sound Department

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Patrick M. Griffith ... post-production sound supervisor
Tom Hartig ... boom operator
Steve Nelson ... sound mixer
Ken S. Polk ... re-recording mixer
Ken Teaney ... re-recording mixer
Terry O'Bright ... adr mixer (uncredited)

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John Eggett ... special effects coordinator
David McGregor ... special effects assistant

Stunts

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Jophery C. Brown ... stunts (as Jophery Brown)
Steve Buckingham ... stunts
Eddy Donno ... stunts
James M. Halty ... stunts (as Jim Halty)
Daryle Ann Lindley ... stunts
Manny Perry ... stunts
Ron Stein ... stunt coordinator
Bill Young ... precision driving coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department

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James Babineaux ... assistant chief lighting
Donald Burghardt ... second assistant camera: "a" camera
George M. Chappell ... electrician
Michael K. Davis ... lighting technician
Jack English ... gaffer
Scott Graves ... set lighting technician
Dwight Joseph Lavers ... dolly grip
Eric Whitehead ... grip

Casting Department

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Kimberly Hardin ... casting associate (as Kim Hardin)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Fred Lloyd ... costume supervisor
Peggy Stamper ... key set costumer

Location Management

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William Doyle ... assistant location manager
Dianne Ketchum Friedgen ... location manager (as Dianne Ketchum)
James Gierman ... location manager: second unit

Music Department

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Bill Black ... music editor

Transportation Department

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Lyle Christensen ... shotmaker driver
Antonio Molina ... driver

Additional Crew

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Claire Baker ... production coordinator
Pablo Ferro ... title designer
Phillip D. Hirsch ... production assistant
Pamela Kelly ... assistant to producer
Brad Stephens ... publicist

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Plot Summary

Jack Moony, a white police officer, has it in for a Black lawyer to the drug crowd, Napoleon Stone. That Stone is now dating his ex-girlfriend doesn't help matters. Stone is shot after Moony suffers a heart attack and awakens to find that he not only has a new heart, but that it is Stone's--and that Stone's ghost is now his constant companion. Stone is insistent that Moony not only take care of his heart now, but also that Moony solve his murder. Written by John Vogel

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Taglines Together they're making a cardiac arrest. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Un ange de trop (France)
  • Black Ghost (Spain)
  • Mi amigo el fantasma (Chile)
  • Der Chaoten-Cop (West Germany)
  • Φίλοι καρδιακοί (Greece)
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Runtime
  • 100 min
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Budget $10,000,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia It was long rumored that Denzel Washington was allegedly talked into making this film by his agent. He also allegedly fired him shortly afterwards because of how terrible the reception for it was. However, in 2017 Washington's publicist was asked about this "fact" in a story on the movie at 'The Ringer' and stated for the record that the rumor was not and never had been true. See more »
Goofs When Mooney and Stone's mother are standing at the foot of the bed and Mooney opens his shirt, you can see Stone's mother's hand on his chest, but in the next shot, she is just now reaching for his chest. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Stella/Heart Condition/Men Don't Leave/Flashback/Cinema Paradiso (1990). See more »
Soundtracks Uzube Nami Baba See more »
Quotes [Stone, now in spirit form, sneezes]
Jack Moony: How can you be sick? You're dead!
Napoleon Stone: It's psychological.
[Moony laughs]
Napoleon Stone: What's so funny?
Jack Moony: A hypochondriac spook.
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