John Travolta
80s Highlights: Urban Cowboy, Staying Alive, Perfect, Look Who's Talking
Eddie Murphy
80s Highlights: 48 Hrs. Trading Places, Beverly Hills Cop (1 & 2), The Golden Child, Coming to America
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Apr 9, 2010
Dudes of the 80s Tournament - Round 1: John Travolta (4) vs Eddie Murphy (5)
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John Travolta
80s Highlights: Urban Cowboy, Staying Alive, Perfect, Look Who's Talking
Eddie Murphy
80s Highlights: 48 Hrs. Trading Places, Beverly Hills Cop (1 & 2), The Golden Child, Coming to America
John Travolta
80s Highlights: Urban Cowboy, Staying Alive, Perfect, Look Who's Talking
Eddie Murphy
80s Highlights: 48 Hrs. Trading Places, Beverly Hills Cop (1 & 2), The Golden Child, Coming to America
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4 people have chosen wisely: on "Dudes of the 80s Tournament - Round 1: John Travolta (4) vs Eddie Murphy (5)"
Wow, this is a close one I'm a little surprised. I vote Eddie, simply because the those films are some of the best of his career. Travolta's high was really in the 90's.
I voted Eddie... mostly for the same reasons as TheAnswerMVP2001.
AnswerMVP - Well, Travolta was surely up and down in the 80s; in the early part, I'd say he was still a mega-star, but after Perfect, it was bombs until Look Who's Talking came about. Still, you're right - it wasn't again until after Pulp Fiction that he really became a huge star again.
So I, too, voted Eddie.
Thanks.
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