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Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man is a 1991 action film, starring Mickey Rourke, Don Johnson, Tom Sizemore, Vanessa Williams Chelsea Field, Branscombe Richmond, Daniel Baldwin, Tia Carrere, Giancarlo Esposito, and the late Big John Studd. The film was written by Don Michael Paul and directed by Simon Wincer.

Tagline: When the going gets tough... the tough take the law into their own hands.

Plot

On the night of July 4, 1996, Harley Davidson (played by Mickey Rourke) is in a motel in Texas listening to a DJ on the radio talking about a new street drug called "Crystal Dream" that kills 1 in every 7 users. Harley leaves the motel on his motorcycle, rides across two states and arrives in Los Angeles. When there, he pulls into a gas station as it's being robbed by two holdup men. The robber with the gun tells him to hit the floor, but Harley outwits the gunman and the other robber with the knife and takes the gun. The lady clerk, Suzie, (played by Kelly Hu) is impressed with the way he dealt with the 2 robbers, she asks what his name is, he tells her.

Later that night at a bar, a cowboy named Robert Anderson nicknamed The Marlboro Man (played by Don Johnson) is playing pool with an Indian (played by Branscombe Richmond), Marlboro tells the Indian about the five rules of playing pool, Marlboro wins the games and demands that he pay what he bet, the Indian refuses. Harley Davidson arrives and tells Marlboro that he is the only cowboy in the place. The Indian pulls out a butterfly knife and they fight. Marlboro uses a pool stick to hit him, the Indian cuts him on the stomach, but the Marlboro Man hits him with a cue ball and hits him hard. Marlboro and Harley leave the bar they are revealed to be friends. Marlboro asks where Harley has been the past two years, he says he was in Dallas, Texas fixing bikes and thinking, Marlboro tells him he thinks too much.

Later, the two friends are sitting at a billboard by the highway, Harley asks Marlboro about God. Marlboro says he would like to meet him, but not just yet. Marlboro tapes up an old pair of boots he is wearing because they are tearing up.

Harley and Marlboro ride their bikes in town and arrive at their friend's bar, an old 1950's bar. Marlboro's motorcycle is not running great, he wants to put a bullet in it to put it out of its misery, Harley pulls out the gun he got from the robber and tries to shoot the bike and he misses. Marlboro can't believe he missed, Harley gives the gun to Marlboro and Marlboro tells Harley to squeeze the trigger, not yank it. Marlboro shoots his own bike. They both go inside and see the Old Man (played by Julius Harris), who is glad to see Harley and Marlboro. Harley sees some guys in suits talk to the Old Man. Marlboro and Harley see Lulu Daniels (played by Vanessa Williams) singing on stage, Harley is looking at her, Marlboro tells him to stay away from her cause she is married to their other friend, Jack Daniels (played by Big John Studd). Marlboro tells Harley that Jack is still "pissed off" at Harley for the fling he had with his wife. They go to a phone and dial a number, it is a secret door, their other friend Jose (played by Eloy Casados), who is a deaf-mute. Jose is glad to see them as well, but he tells Harley that Jack is here and should not go in, but Harley does. Their other friend Jimmy Jiles (played by Giancarlo Esposito), the Old Man's son is in the room, Jack is arm wrestling a man, he sees Harley and becomes fueled by anger to win the match. Jack wants to fight Harley, and Harley does well against him until Jack throws Harley out the window onto a car. Jack jumps on the car, hits Harley and tells him to stay away from Lulu since they are married. Jack forgives Harley after he takes this vow, and the two hug.

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