Starsky & Hutch is a 2004 American comedy film directed by Todd Phillips. The film stars Ben Stiller as David Starsky and Owen Wilson as Ken "Hutch" Hutchinson and is a spoof adaptation of the original television series of the same name from the 1970s. Two streetwise undercover cops in 1975, driving in a red 1975 Ford Gran Torino, bust drug criminals with the help of underworld player, Huggy Bear. The film functions as a sort of prequel to...
Huggy Bear welcomes Hutch and his new partner Starsky into his office. Huggy ...
Starsky and Hutch disguise themselves as bikers and enter Big Earl's biker ba...
Starsky and Hutch get into a bar fight at Big Earl's biker bar. When it's ov...
Hutch catches up to Starsky to see what he was going to say to him before Hut...
Kevin is upset that his partner killed a man. He's afraid that the police wi...
Hutch and Starsky stop for lunch at a diner frequented by cops. Manetti, a co...
Starsky and Hutch are in the locker room at the precinct. Starsky thinks the...
Starsky and Hutch visit Big Earl in jail. Starsky tells him he has questions ...
Hutch greets one of the neighborhood kids, Willis. Willis reminds Hutch that...
Willis stops by Hutch's house to yell at him for not picking him up. Willis ...
Starsky and Hutch are in the men's room putting the final touches on their di...
Starsky and Hutch are in the locker room at the precinct. Starsky thinks the...
Everyone is celebrating the drug bust but Starsky who lost his beloved car. ...
Starsky and Hutch visit Big Earl in order to get information out of him Big E...
As they sit by the pool, Kevin tells Reese to forget about Starsky and Hutch....
Captain Doby introduces Starsky to his new partner, Hutchinson. Captain Doby...
Hutch and Starsky get the call for a body found in the water. They find the ...
Huggy tells the cops about a huge coke deal going down. Starsky wants to know...
Starsky and Hutch visit Big Earl in jail. Starsky shows him his badge and tel...
Starsky and Dancing Rick are in a dance off. The disco DJ emcee's the event. ...
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