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Beverly Hills Cop (1984) - film poster, directed by Martin Brest

Beverly Hills Cop

1984
1h 45min United States of America Feature
Directed by
Martin Brest
Not currently streaming on CaSTV

Synopsis

Fast-talking, quick-thinking Detroit street cop Axel Foley has bent more than a few rules and regs in his time, but when his best friend is murdered, he heads to sunny Beverly Hills to work the case like only he can.

Beverly Hills Cop (1984) is a 1h 45min comedy feature film by Martin Brest. Fast-talking, quick-thinking Detroit street cop Axel Foley has bent more than a few rules and regs in his time, but w...

Key facts

Cast Eddie Murphy, Judge Reinhold, John Ashton, Lisa Eilbacher, Ronny Cox, Steven Berkoff, James Russo, Jonathan Banks
Original language English
First release December 5, 1984 (Canada)
Production companies Paramount Pictures
Setting Los Angeles, Detroit

Crew

Screenplay Daniel Petrie Jr.
Producer Don Simpson, Jerry Bruckheimer
Cinematography Bruce Surtees
Editing Arthur Coburn, Billy Weber
Music Harold Faltermeyer, Keith Forsey

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Titles
Original title Beverly Hills Cop
Québec French title Le Flic de Beverly Hills
Soundtracks
Vinyl LP Beverly Hills Cop (Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack) - Harold Faltermeyer (1984) 51 releases, 1984-2015: Geffen Records, MCA Records
CD Beverly Hills Cop (Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack) - Harold Faltermeyer (1984) 38 releases, 1984-2017: MCA Records
Cassette Beverly Hills Cop (Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack) - Harold Faltermeyer (1984) 39 releases, 1984-1993: Atlantic Records, Brawo, C.S, Digi Music (+4 more)
8-track Beverly Hills Cop (Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack) - Harold Faltermeyer (1984) 1 release, 1984: MCA Records
Releases & classifications
Theatrical Canada December 5, 1984
Theatrical United States December 5, 1984
Theatrical United Kingdom January 25, 1985
Theatrical Ireland January 25, 1985
Theatrical Spain February 15, 1985
Theatrical Sweden February 15, 1985
Theatrical Hong Kong February 27, 1985
Theatrical Israel February 27, 1985
Theatrical Portugal March 1, 1985
Theatrical Denmark March 8, 1985
Theatrical Finland March 15, 1985
Theatrical France March 27, 1985
Theatrical Colombia March 28, 1985
Theatrical Taiwan March 29, 1985
Theatrical Germany April 3, 1985
Theatrical Greece April 3, 1985
Theatrical Italy April 3, 1985
Theatrical Australia April 4, 1985
Theatrical Netherlands April 4, 1985
Theatrical Japan April 13, 1985
Theatrical Norway April 18, 1985
Theatrical Uruguay April 27, 1985
Theatrical Argentina May 2, 1985
Theatrical Philippines June 27, 1985
Theatrical South Korea September 28, 1985
Theatrical Brazil November 29, 1985
Theatrical Poland January 1, 1986
Theatrical Germany July 24, 1987
Theatrical Hungary November 12, 1987
Television Netherlands April 23, 2002
Television Slovakia February 27, 2005
Television Slovakia October 3, 2008
Streaming France December 3, 2013
Theatrical France October 10, 2018
Streaming India July 31, 2020
Television France May 22, 2026
Television France November 1, 2026
Classification Germany 12
Classification United Kingdom 15
Classification United States R
Versions & editions
Home video France November 29, 1989
Home video United States January 29, 2002
Home video United Arab Emirates May 13, 2002
Home video Sweden May 15, 2002
Home video France May 16, 2002
Home video Netherlands May 16, 2002
Home video United States May 17, 2011
Home video Netherlands December 7, 2011
Home video Sweden December 14, 2011
Home video France March 1, 2020
Home video France January 6, 2021
Home video Germany August 21, 2026
Full credits
Director Martin Brest
Cast Eddie Murphy (Axel Foley), Judge Reinhold (Det. Billy Rosewood), John Ashton (Sgt. Taggart), Lisa Eilbacher (Jenny Summers), Ronny Cox (Lt. Bogomil), Steven Berkoff (Victor Maitland), James Russo (Mikey Tandino), Jonathan Banks (Zack), Stephen Elliott (Chief Hubbard), Gilbert R. Hill (Inspector Todd), Art Kimbro (Det. Foster), Joel Bailey (Det. McCabe), Bronson Pinchot (Serge), Paul Reiser (Jeffrey), Michael Champion (Casey), Frank Pesce (Cigarette Buyer), Gene Borkan (Truck Driver), Michael Gregory (Hotel Manager), Alice Cadogan (Hotel Clerk), Philip Levien (Donny), Karen Mayo-Chandler (Maitland Receptionist), Gerald Berns (Beverly Hills Cop #1), William Wallace (Beverly Hills Cop #2), Israel Juarbe (Room Service Waiter), Randy Vasquez (Bell Hop), Damon Wayans (Banana Man), Chuck Adamson (Crate Opener #1), Chip Heller (Crate Opener #2), Rick Overton (Bonded Warehouse Night Supervisor), Rex Ryon (Bonded Warehouse Security Guard), Mike Pniewski (Bonded Warehouse Clerk #1), Douglas Warhit (Bonded Warehouse Clerk #2), Paul Drake (Holdup Man #1), Tom Everett (Holdup Man #2), Sally Kishbaugh (Waitress), Barry Shade (Valet), Jack Heller (Harrow Club Maitre D'), Michael Harrington (Harrow Club Arresting Officer), David Wells (Dispatcher), Scott Murphy (Det. Owenby), Dennis Madden (1st Detroit Cop), John Achorn (2nd Detroit Cop), John Pettis (3rd Detroit Cop), Nicholas Shields (Detroit Station Cop #1), Carl Weintraub (Detroit Station Cop #2), Anthony De Fonte (Detroit Station Cop #3), Darwyn Carson (Barmaid), Mark E. Corry (Pool Player), Thomas J. Hageboeck (Maitland Body Guard), David Patrick Kelly (Luther (uncredited)), Donald Chaffin (Detective (uncredited)), Martin Brest (Beverly Palms Hotel Checkout Clerk (uncredited)), Danny Nero (Hotel Front Desk Receptionist (uncredited)), Bob Davis (Restaurant Patron (uncredited)), Peter Eastman (Restaurant Patron (uncredited)), Farrell Mayer (Restaurant Patron (uncredited)), Earl Jolly Brown (Bar Patron (uncredited)), Paul LeClair (Worker (uncredited)), Dan Cotter (Restaurant Patron (uncredited))
Screenplay Daniel Petrie Jr.
Story Daniel Petrie Jr., Danilo Bach
Producer Don Simpson, Jerry Bruckheimer
Executive producer Eddie Murphy, Mike Moder
Cinematography Bruce Surtees
Editing Arthur Coburn, Billy Weber
Music Harold Faltermeyer, Keith Forsey
Production design Angelo P. Graham
Visual effects Ken Pepiot
Costumes Tom Bronson
Identifiers & sources
Wikidata Q722267
IMDb tt0086960
TMDB 90
CQ 1854

Additional data: TMDB.

Source: Cinémathèque québécoise, linked catalogue data (CC BY 4.0)

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