Repo Man
Directed by Alex Cox • 1984 • United States
Starring Harry Dean Stanton, Emilio Estevez, Tracey Walter
A quintessential cult film of the 1980s, Alex Cox’s singular sci-fi comedy stars the always captivating Harry Dean Stanton as a weathered repo man in a desolate Los Angeles, and Emilio Estevez as the nihilistic middle-class punk he takes under his wing. The job becomes more than either of them bargained for when they get involved in repossessing a mysterious —and otherworldly—Chevy Malibu with a hefty reward attached to it. Featuring the ultimate early-eighties LA punk soundtrack, this grungily hilarious odyssey is also a politically trenchant take on President Reagan’s domestic and foreign policies.
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Repo Man
Directed by Alex Cox • 1984 • United States
Starring Harry Dean Stanton, Emilio Estevez, Tracey WalterA quintessential cult film of the 1980s, Alex Cox’s singular sci-fi comedy stars the always captivating Harry Dean Stanton as a weathered repo man in a desolate Los Angeles, and Emilio Estevez ...
Extras
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REPO MAN Commentary
This audio commentary, recorded in 2000, features director Alex Cox, executive producer Michael Nesmith, casting director Victoria Thomas, and actors Sy Richardson, Zander Schloss, and Del Zamora.
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Plate O’ Shrimp
The following interview piece features musician Keith Morris and actors Dick Rude, Olivia Barash, and Miguel Sandoval. The interviews were conducted in the winter of 2012.
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Iggy Pop on REPO MAN
This interview with Iggy Pop was conducted in 2012.
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Repossessed: REPO MAN Roundtable
This roundtable discussion about the making of REPO MAN features director Alex Cox, producers Peter McCarthy and Jonathan Wacks, and actors Del Zamora, Sy Richardson, and Dick Rude. It was recorded in 2005.
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Harry Zen Stanton
The following discussion between actor Harry Dean Stanton and producer Peter McCarthy was filmed in 2005.
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REPO MAN: The Missing Scenes
Here, director Alex Cox, executive producer Michael Nesmith, neutron bomb inventor Sam Cohen, and character J. Frank Parnell watch and discuss a selection of deleted scenes from REPO MAN. They were recorded in 2005.
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REPO MAN TV Version
Director Alex Cox collaborated with actor Dick Rude on a "cleaned-up" version of REPO MAN for broadcast television. It incorporates outtakes and unused scenes, employs differently looped dialogue to replace profanity, and removes all instances of drug use. That version is presented here.
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REPO MAN Trailer 2