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Charlie Sheen

3 September 1965, New York City, New York, USA

Emilio Estevez

12 May 1962, New York City, New York, USA

Leslie Hope

6 May 1965, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

Keith David

4 June 1956, Harlem, New York City, New York, USA

Dean Cameron

25 December 1962, Morrison, Illinois, USA

John Getz

15 October 1946, Davenport, Iowa, USA

Hawk Wolinski

John Lavachielli

Geoffrey Blake

20 August 1962, Baltimore, Maryland, USA

Cameron Dye

9 April 1959, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

John Putch

27 July 1961, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, USA

Tommy Hinkley

31 May 1960, El Centro, California, USA

Darrell Larson

13 December 1950, Tracy, California, USA

Sy Richardson

1941, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA

Kari Whitman

21 June 1964, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA

Troy Evans

16 February 1948, Missoula, Montana, USA

James 'Poorman' Trenton

21 April 1961, Long Beach, California, USA

8 May 1947, Los Angeles, California, USA

Bryan Scott

15 December 1965, USA

Deborah Fallender

Yan Birch

29 April 1965, Växjö, Kronobergs län, Sweden

Bojesse Christopher

George Coutoupis

November 18, 1955 in Watertown, New York, USA

Fred Moon

Emilio Estevez

12 May 1962, New York City, New York, USA

Emilio Estevez

12 May 1962, New York City, New York, USA

Carl Taylor

Played by: Charlie Sheen

James St. James

Played by: Emilio Estevez

Susan Wilkins

Played by: Leslie Hope

Louis Fedders

Played by: Keith David

Pizza Man

Played by: Dean Cameron

Maxwell Potterdam III

Played by: John Getz

Washington Post

Like the jokes, the brothers' rapport seems recycled from childhood. Sheen and Estevez are hardly working.

January 01, 2000

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Laramie Movie Scope

In fairness to the two actors, who have appeared in much better films, they don't have much to work with here.

March 23, 2003

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TV Guide

Despite its ample flaws, Men at Work is never boring and often is a lot of fun; however, it would have benefitted from the pruning of a few of its misfired visual gags,

February 04, 2008

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New York Times

The movie's desire to please is tireless, also engaging. Mr. Estevez's screenplay is not entirely coherent, but it has a number of comically crackpot lines.

May 20, 2003

MovieCrypt.com

Golf clap!

April 06, 2003

Video-Reviewmaster.com

Lame trash men comedy, early Estevez and Sheen.

February 23, 2008

Film4

The Sheen brothers display how useless they are in this, the dumbest of dumb comedies, proof that they'll never be confused with the Marx Brothers.

May 24, 2003

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Creative Loafing

Estevez tries hard (as usual, Sheen just shows up), but the laughs simply aren't there.

September 12, 2015

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BrianOrndorf.com

It's just not much of a motion picture, dropping the potential of a unique workplace perspective to deliver static monkey business, streaked with leftover clown make-up from Weekend at Bernie's.

August 30, 2010

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Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC)

Just tell me why?

February 02, 2003

TheWorldJournal.com

Banal brotherly project concocted up by real life siblings Sheen and Estevez. An uneven and unfunny ruse under the dour direction of Estevez

May 31, 2003

Time Out

The grotesque practical jokes perpetrated against two interfering bumblers are genuinely funny, while Estevez and Sheen remain cutely goofy even when indulging themselves in this adolescent idiocy.

June 24, 2006

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