Marshall Cooper is played by James Garner, who played Bret Maverick in the 1950s TV series.
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Right before Bret meets Annabelle on the Lauren Belle (before the big game) the drummer in the band (he's on the far right) is just moving his drumsticks up and down, there's no drum set in front of him but you can hear the drums in the music being played. See more...
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Directed by Richard Donner, starring James Garner, Jodie Foster, Mel Gibson (add more)
Marshall Cooper is played by James Garner, who played Bret Maverick in the 1950s TV series.
In accordance with the other trivia entries about Mel Gibson and Danny Glover; if you listen when Gibson takes down Glover's bandana you will hear the exact music that you hear in the Lethal Weapon movies.
This also goes for the scene with the bank robber, Danny Glover. When he comes out and is getting on his horse he says "I'm getting to old for this S---." This was his main saying in the Lethal Weapon series.
Not a mistake, just worth pointing out. The bank robber is Danny Glover, who seems to recognise Mel Gibson for no good reason, except of course from the Lethal Weapon films, all directed by Richard Donner, who also directed Maverick.
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