What are you going to do with him?

I think you should be more worried about what we're going to do with you.

Jenny, don't worry about me. We've got cocaine and coffee here. We're going to get wide and have a big party.

Hello and welcome once again to The Cinefiles, where this week we continue our exploration of the great film, Beverly Hills Cop.

At least a film that I truly love. My name is Steve Boris. I'm a filmmaker and directing instructor in Los Angeles, California.

Hello, my name is John Rokam. I'm a writer, producer and host here in San Diego, California.

And I too am a lover of this movie. And so this is one we're both unified on, Steve. And I'm excited to be jumping back in

to find out what happens to Axel Foley, Victor Caitlin, Taggart, Rosewood, and Bogomill in Bogomill.

It's a weird name. It's a weird name, Bogomill. I love it. It's memorable. It's nothing. I think every name in this whole series is memorable.

Bogomill, as I forget the name, Rosewood, Taggart, Inspector Todd.

Inspector Todd, yes.

Yeah, they're all good. Michael Tendino. These are all, they're all good names. I agree.

One thing that I meant to mention back in the first part and I never did was years ago, I had read Chuck Jones's,

the great animator, his autobiography, which is called Chuck Amuck. And one of the things he talks about is that he had a much easier time writing for Daffy Duck than he did for Bugs Bunny.

And the reason that he said is that Daffy Duck is a comic villain that all the comedy comes from his desires, his greed, his fears, his, and that he does, he's not a good person.

And then watching him go through all this stuff is where the comedy comes from. The same is true with Wiley Coyote. This is not a good person. And the comedy comes from watching them get destroyed. Bugs Bunny is a comic genius.

Is that he strolls through life perfectly and is so far ahead of everybody else in every single way that it was actually harder to write for him.

And Axel Foley is a comic genius. You know what I mean? He's like Bugs Bunny. He walks into any situation and is just always, you know, like Bugs Bunny puts on whatever role is necessary to make his way through that situation.

Exactly. Exactly.

And right now the situation he's in is that he has been arrested for destroying the buffet at the hero club. Yeah.

And he's now back in the police station and confronted by Bogomelle who says, this is becoming very irritating. Why are you bothering Victor, Madeland?

And then any Murphy does this thing that both you and I have talked about that we both really admire. Is he strips everything away? Yeah. And he just speaks from the heart.

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