Drama,Action,Crime,Mystery
United States of America
The Big Easy is a romantic crime comedy-drama film released in 1987. Directed by Jim McBride, it stars Dennis Quaid as Lieutenant Remy McSwain, a charismatic police officer from New Orleans who is tasked with solving the murder of a well-known mobster.
While investigating the case, McSwain meets and falls in love with Anne Osborne (Ellen Barkin), an assistant district attorney who is assigned to prosecute the case. As they work together to solve the crime, McSwain and Osborne's romantic relationship begins to develop, earning the ire of some of their colleagues who disapprove of their involvement.
As the investigation progresses, McSwain begins to suspect that some of his fellow police officers may be involved in the murder, causing tension and conflict among the department. Despite the challenges, McSwain and Osborne continue to work together to solve the case and bring the guilty parties to justice.
The film is set in the vibrant city of New Orleans, featuring scenes of jazz music, Cajun cuisine, and Mardi Gras celebrations. It received positive reviews for its entertaining mix of genres, engaging performances, and authentic depiction of the city's culture and charm.
