
Blue City (1986) on Netflix
After five years away, Billy Turner returns to Blue City, Florida, and learns his father, the mayor, was killed. The police found no killer, so Billy goes after a local mob boss.
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Plot summary
Billy Turner has been gone from his hometown of Blue City, Florida, for five years. A bar fight lands him in jail soon after he arrives, and there he learns that his father, the town's mayor, was killed before he got back. Chief Luther Reynolds says the police never identified the killer, though he mentions Perry Kerch, the business partner of Jim's widow Malvina, as a suspect. Billy starts looking into the death on his own, and his old friend Joey Rayford wants nothing to do with it. Billy calls on Kerch, who denies the killing and has his men beat him.
Cast
Judd Nelsonas Billy Turner
Ally Sheedyas Annie Rayford
David Carusoas Joey Rayford
Paul Winfieldas Chief Luther Reynolds
Scott Wilsonas Perry Kerch
Anita Morrisas Malvina Kerch-Turner
Luis Contrerasas Lieutenant Ortiz
Julie Carmenas Debbie Torres
Allan Grafas Graf
Hank Stoneas Hank (as Hank Woessner)
Tommy 'Tiny' Listeras Tiny (as Tommy Lister Jr.)
Willard E. Pughas Leroy
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Blue City (1986)
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- Walter Hill wrote the screenplay with Lukas Heller for a leading man in his mid-30s, but after young male actors became popular in the mid-1980s the script was rewritten to fit one of them.
- The motorcycle used in Blue City is apparently the same 1978/9 750cc Triumph Bonneville T140E that Richard Gere used in An Officer and a Gentleman, in which David Caruso also appeared.
- Michelle Manning had a production deal at Paramount as a producer and was developing directing projects, but Blue City was the last film she ever directed.
- David Caruso, who had already made An Officer and a Gentleman and Thief of Hearts for Paramount, said the studio specifically crafted his Blue City role for him.
























