Herbert Ross

Undercover Blues is a 1993 crime comedy directed by Herbert Ross and stars Dennis Quaid and Kathleen Turner as Jeff and Jane Blue, a husband and wife spy team who are intent on retiring from the field after having their first child together, but are drawn back after a series of mishaps involving muggers and old enemies from the Cold War.

Jacques Cousteau

Jacques Cousteau even filmed blues shepherding virtually invisible krill into balled clusters so they could swim through the ball to feast.

Mike Robe

The Blues served as executive producer, along with Mike Medavoy and the project’s director and primary screenwriter, Mike Robe.

Howard Hawks

As this movie stands, UNDERCOVER BLUES is the kind of twilight career comedy that Howard Hawks might have made had :

Brandon Sonnier

Brandon Sonnier is the writer, producer and director of the film “Blues”.

an older movie with Stanley Tucci, Dennis Quaid and Kathleen Turner

Undercover Blues is an older movie with Stanley Tucci, Dennis Quaid and Kathleen Turner.

James Hawes (Penny Dreadful, Enid) and Jim O’Hanlon (In the Flesh, Emma)

Undercover is directed by James Hawes (Penny Dreadful, Enid) and Jim O’Hanlon (In the Flesh, Emma), with Richard Stokes (Broadchurch, Silk) producing.

by Kurt Anderson

Directed by Kurt Anderson, making Cynthia Rothrock's debut after producing pictures like PARTY LINE, THE BANKER, and MARTIAL LAW (Steve Cohen, the latter film’s director, serves as producer on the sequel), MARTIAL LAW II: UNDERCOVER finds Sean “Martial Law” Thompson (Wincott) promoted to detective and transferred to a new division.

Blake Edwards

This film was Directed by Blake Edwards, a rare crime film from the man that brought us some of the best comedies ever.