Title: The Adventures of Pluto Nash
Content:  The Adventures of Pluto Nash is a 2002 American science fiction action comedy film directed by Ron Underwood and starring Eddie Murphy (in a dual role), Randy Quaid, Rosario Dawson, Joe Pantoliano, Jay Mohr, Luis Guzmán, James Rebhorn, Peter Boyle, Pam Grier, and John Cleese. The film was released in the United States on August 16, 2002. A major critical and box office failure, the film was universally panned by critics and moviegoers alike and is notable for being one of the biggest box office bombs in the history of cinema.
Title: The Adventures of Pluto Nash
Content:  Belcher, Rex Crater's personal assistant who used to work for Marucci. ; Pam Grier as Flura Nash, the mother of Pluto Nash. ; John Cleese as James, the holographic chauffeur of the limousine that Pluto hijacks. ; Burt Young as Gino, a mobster that nearly killed Tony Francis through battery acid ingestion. ; Lillo Brancato as Larry, a mobster working for Gino. ; Victor Varnado as Kelp, one of Rex Crater's henchmen. ; Alissa Kramer and Heidi Kramer as Gina and Filomina Francis, Tony's cloned wives in which he doesn't care which is the real one. ; Miguel A. Núñez Jr. as Miguel, Pluto's assistant. ; 
Title: The Adventures of Pluto Nash
Content:  asks Pluto for help finding a job to earn money for a ticket back to Earth. ; Jay Mohr as Anthony Frankowski / Tony Francis, a former Polish singer who owned a washed-up polka club until Pluto bought it and he relocated to Moon Beach. ; Peter Boyle as Rowland, a retired police detective with connections to the FBI and an old friend of Pluto and Flura. ; Luis Guzmán as Felix Laranga, a smuggler from Puerto Rico and fan of Pluto Nash who deals in animals and contraband casino chips and dice. ; Joe Pantoliano as Mogan, one of Rex Crater's henchmen. ; James Rebhorn 
Title: The Adventures of Pluto Nash
Content:  The film was released on DVD and VHS on November 19, 2002 by Warner Home Video.
Title: The Adventures of Pluto Nash
Content:  shit, but on that one you could. And I think Ron Underwood, the director, got victimized by that, because that guy is good. But because of the material and the style in which some players came to work, we were off the mark, you know? A lot of hanky-panky going on there. So, I wasn’t surprised. I was surprised it turned out to be better than I thought it was going to be." Director Ron Underwood expressed regret that the movie didn't have a "core piece of storytelling like the mid-life crisis" and said he thinks "the film was not very good."
Title: The Adventures of Pluto Nash
Content:  Neil Cuthbert's script had been in development with producer Martin Bregman since at least 1983 under the shorter title Pluto Nash. Directors Rick Rosenthal and Peter Faiman were attached to the project at different times. Various stars including Harrison Ford were rumored to have considered doing the film. Eddie Murphy became attached to the film while it was in development at Castle Rock Entertainment. The company, which had previously worked with director Ron Underwood on City Slickers, sent Underwood the script. Underwood signed on to the film after the release of his movie Mighty Joe Young. Different writers were hired to revise the script over a period of several months, but Eddie Murphy "kept rejecting the scripts," according to Underwood. Murphy asked for a "straight" script, like one that would be written for Sylvester Stallone or Harrison Ford, and said that he would "bring the comedy." Underwood delivered this to Murphy but believed that the script still had "problems" and hired another writer to continue to work on it during production.
Title: The Adventures of Pluto Nash
Content:  tries to earn money for transport back to Earth. Pluto gives her a job as a server. Pluto is accosted by Mogan (Joe Pantoliano) and Kelp (Victor Varnado), henchmen of mysterious entrepreneur and businessman Rex Crater, who wants to buy the club. When Pluto refuses, the henchmen destroy the club. Pluto, Dina, and Bruno manage to escape. Pluto's friend Rowland (Peter Boyle), a retired police detective who is a friend of his mother's, learns that Rex Crater has associates linked to human cloning. While Pluto and Dina investigate further, Crater's assassins strike, but Pluto and Dina escape by hijacking a limo driven by a holographic chauffeur. Their investigation further links Zoroaster Marucci (Alec 
Title: The Adventures of Pluto Nash
Content: Eddie Murphy as Pluto Nash, a successful businessman, a retired smuggler and ex-convict who deals in animals, clothing and drugs. ; Murphy also portrays Rex Crater, a criminal entrepreneur & businessman operating out of Moon Beach and Pluto Nash's clone created by Marucci and the geneticist Dr. Runa Pendankin from the DNA taken from Pluto's removed appendix back when Pluto was incarcerated. ; Randy Quaid as Bruno, an old, inferior 63 Deluxe model android, Pluto's childhood friend, and smuggling partner. ; Rosario Dawson as Dina Lake, an aspiring singer from Salt Lake City and daughter of Pluto's old friend Nicky Sticks who is stranded on the moon 
Title: The Adventures of Pluto Nash
Content:  Douglas as Dr. Mona Zimmer, the operator of a cosmetic surgery station and an apprentice of Dr. Pendankin. ; Stu "Large" Riley as Club Pluto Bouncer, an unnamed bouncer that is loyal to Pluto. ; Serge Houde as an FBI Agent ; Terry Haig as Security Guard, who leads the arrest of Bruno for accidentally breaking a robotic slot machine. ; Cornelia Sharpe as a Tony Francis Fan ; Mark Camacho as Robot holding cell clerk who guards Bruno pending the repairs to the robotic slot machine. ; Alec Baldwin as Michael Zoroaster Marucci (uncredited), the mobster who created Rex Crater to be his public face. 
Title: The Adventures of Pluto Nash
Content:  Town and Country". Pluto Nash was nominated for five Golden Raspberry Awards in 2003 including Worst Picture, Worst Actor (Eddie Murphy), Worst Director, Worst Screenplay, and Worst Screen Couple (Murphy and himself cloned), but failed to win any. It was later nominated for Worst Comedy of Our First 25 Years at the 25th Golden Raspberry Awards in 2005, but lost to Gigli. Eddie Murphy poked fun at himself in an interview with Barbara Walters, saying, "I know the two or three people that liked this movie." About the movie's reception, Joe Pantoliano said: "You usually can’t tell when a movie is going to 

Question: Who was the director of The Adventures of Pluto Nash?
Answer: Ron Underwood.
Ronald Brian Underwood.