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Roxanne, Starring Steve Martin.

Is this a FF movie. he is the Cheif of the fire department. Some of the movie takes place in a firehouse. There is a scene with fire fighting activity. And it's a cool movie.

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Good movie, although I might stop short at calling it a "firefighting" movie. I just watched it last night on TV.

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I've seen it many times. It is a decent and entertaining movie.
He is chief of the Nelson, CO Fire Department.
You realize that it was based on Cyrano De Bergerac?
It's no Backdraft, but I like anything with Steve Martin.
I saw his stand up routine back in the 70s when he was the wild and crazy guy. He come out on stage with bunny ears and an arrow through his head. It was hilarious.
Get Fire Storm with Howie Long. It's pretty cool, too.
TCSS.
Art

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Hey Art, Thought I'd chime in here about Steve, who used to be my neighbor... Had the chance to tour his house in Montecito (as in Tea Fire last week) which was originally built by one of the Eastman Kodak family members. The house is totally fire proof, all concrete and gray, including the interior walls and carpeting. My wife and I were walking past the house and Steve's dad was out front doing gardening. We were invited in for a tour and inside a small no frills or windows room were shelves that had a ton of stuff like banjo's, bunny ears and the a fake arrow through the head... What was funny though was when I mentioned to his dad that I would like to have the chance to meet Steve, I was told that I wouldn't really like him and that he was a complete a**hole. He was also married to Bernadette Peters at the time (young Frankenstein). I never did meet him but I did see Bernadette drive by our house a couple of times... Cheers! Mike

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I Liked Firehouse Dog

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Same topic but different movies (2) about firefighting. They are ok for thier time but defiantely don't compare with today's. First one is City on Fire and the other one is The Towering Inferno. Just my two cents worth.

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You know the best part of this movie for a lot of people was Daryl Hannah:)

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good movie but not firefighting movie.

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Best scene in the movie was when all the guys are trying to get the cat down from the tree, and the chief (Steve Martin's character) walks up and pops the top of the cat food can. The cat turns, looks, and scoots down the tree.

Now THAT'S a fire chief. :)

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Yes, I watch the movie too. I think we can classify it as love story movie.

I wonder how difficult to wear his SCBA. LOL.

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Well, at least he is clean shaven.

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he he he.....but really in the movie end part... his nose is better than smoke detector device.

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Yes , that was one of my favorites too and I too forgot about it.

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