- Published: [Irvington, N.Y.] : Criterion Collection, 1999, c1992.
- Year Published: 1992
- Description: 1 videodisc (147 min.) : sd., col., stereo. ; 4 3/4 in.
- Language: English
- Format: DVD
ISBN/Standard Number
- 0780022076
- 0037429136621
Series
Additional Credits
- Lurie, John, 1952-
- Jarmusch, Jim, 1953-
- Dafoe, Willem.
- Dillon, Matt.
- Waits, Tom, 1949-
- Hopper, Dennis, 1936-
- Webb, Robb.
- Lagarto Productions.
- Janus Films.
- Home Vision (Firm)
- Criterion Collection (Firm)
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witty banter willem dafoe tv show comedy dennis hopper john lurie travel fishing friendship voyages peace of mind the great outdoors humorous matt dillon 1991
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All six complete episodes of the television series.
"A joint venture between Janus Films and Home Vision Cinema"--Container.
Montauk with Jim Jarmusch -- Jamaica with Tom Waits -- Costa Rica with Matt Dillon -- Maine with Willem Dafoe -- Thailand with Dennis Hopper, Part one -- Thailand with Dennis Hopper, Part two.
John Lurie, Jim Jarmusch, Tom Waits, Matt Dillon, Willem Dafoe, Dennis Hopper.
The fact that John Lurie knows nothing about fishing doesn't stop him from taking his celebrity guests to exotic fishing locales.
DVD ; full screen.
Community Reviews
Fishing With John, just do it.
This TV series is really fun to watch. It's so crazy and weird. I mean, John Lurie taking Matt Dillon and Jim Jarmusch fishing? While knowing nothing about fishing? The TWO episodes that feature Dennis Hopper are hilarious. Hopper keeps calling him "Johnny" and Lurie makes a smurk each time he says it, "Mr. Hopper, why do you keep calling me that?" And him ice fishing with Willem Dafoe in -20 degree weather where they are freezing to death and starving is quite classic. I highly recommend this if you're up for offbeat humor, and for fans of a Jarmusch style atmosphere.
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