The film Mad Dog and Glory was released in 1993 and stars Robert De Niro as Wayne "Mad Dog" Dobie, Uma Thurman as Glory, and Bill Murray as Frank Milo. The movie was directed by John McNaughton and written by Richard Price.
Mad Dog is a Chicago police officer who is committed to his job but is constantly overshadowed by his more aggressive colleagues. After he saves Frank Milo's life during a convenience store robbery, Milo offers to repay the favor by allowing Mad Dog to borrow Glory, a young waitress who works at his club, for a week.
At first, Mad Dog is reluctant to accept the offer, but he eventually agrees and takes Glory out on a date. The two hit it off and develop feelings for each other. However, their budding relationship is complicated by Frank's possessiveness and his demand for Glory's return.
As the week winds down, Mad Dog realizes that he can't imagine his life without Glory. He decides to stand up to Frank and fight for their relationship, even if it means risking his job and his safety.
The film explores themes of loyalty, redemption, and the power of love. It also showcases the comedic talents of De Niro and Murray and the dramatic range of Thurman. Despite mixed reviews upon its initial release, the film has since become a cult classic and is regarded as a hidden gem of 90s cinema.