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Carl Taylor (Sheen) and James St. James (Estevez) are a pair of troublemaking garbagemen who dream of owning a surf shop. The two uncover an illegal toxic dumping operation in their own city, Las Playas. The film begins with the pair collecting trash as they usually do, by tossing garbage cans in the street and making noise that disturbs the residents. One of the local cops, Mike, hassles them frequently, but Carl and James seem to have gotten used to this treatment and shrug it off.

After work, the pair spy on a woman living across the street with a telescope; they discover that she is being mistreated by a man who is with her. Determined to right the wrong, Carl shoots the man in the rear with a pellet gun. He and James both hide and laugh. Moments later, the man - a city councilman named Jack Berger (Darrell Larson), who's running for mayor - is strangled and ends up found the next day by Carl and James in a yellow drum. They decide that turning in the body would implicate themselves, as they had shot him earlier.

Carl and James ask the advice of crazed Vietnam War vet Louis Fedders (Keith David), who helps them to stash the body after reassuring them that the man died by strangulation, not any shooting. Carl goes over to meet Susan Wilkins (Leslie Hope), the woman who they saw with Jack the night before. Louis ends up exacerbating the situation when he kidnaps a pizza delivery man who sees James with the body.

James, Louis, the pizza man and the stiff end up leaving the apartment to follow Carl and Susan, but they are pulled over by Mike and his partner, Jeff. Louis, however, uses the pellet gun to get them out of trouble and to cuff Mike and Jeff together in a compromising position at a playground. Meanwhile, Carl and Susan are discovered by Biff and Mario, the hitmen who had killed Jack. The couple are eventually stuffed into cans and set to be disposed of in a lake that serves as an illegal toxic dump for a local businessman, Maxwell Potterdam III, who was also the man who had Jack killed.

Carl and Susan manage to escape from the cans and reunite with the others. The group fights the toxic dump workers and brings down Potterdam.

• Charlie Sheen – Carl Taylor
• Emilio Estevez – James St. James
• Keith David – Louis Fedders
• Leslie Hope – Susan Wilkins
• Dean Cameron – Pizza Man
• John Getz – Maxwell Potterdam III
• Hawk Wolinski – Biff
• John Lavachielli – Mario
• Geoffrey Blake – Frost
• Cameron Dye – Luzinski
• John Putch – Mike
• Tommy Hinkley – Jeff
• Darrell Larson – Jack Berger
• Sy Richardson – Walt Richardson
• Troy Evans – Captain Dalton
• Jim "Poorman" Trenton – Narrator
• Jennifer Badham- Flake Girl
• Christina Eliason- Stewardess

The original screenplay was tentatively titled Clear Intent and was written in the mid 1980s. Estevez came up with the idea while he was filming the 1985 movie St. Elmo's Fire.

"I was living in a studio apartment in Santa Monica at the time, and I was up late one night sitting at the kitchen table working out some story ideas on my computer. All of a sudden, this trash truck came roaring down the alley under my window. It was 5 a.m. and it just struck me -- no one had ever done a movie about trashmen before."

It was slated to star another Brat Packer alongside Estevez such as Judd Nelson.

At one stage Estevez said John Hughes was going to act as a producer or director on the project.

"When I was reading it, I thought it was so good, so close to my bone, that I had written it," said Hughes. "Emilio wants to direct it, and I'm sure he will be able to. He can do anything. He can act, he can write, he can direct. He's surpassed me in that respect. I can't act--I wish I could."

Estevez wound up doing 15 different drafts on the film. He said he had no intention of using his brother in the movie, but Sheen said he wanted in after reading the script. "He felt he needed a comedy at this point of his career," Estevez said.

Estevez eventually raised funds from epic pictures who provided the $9 million budget.

The films title was changed to Pop 65 then to Men at Work.

The majority of the movie was shot in Redondo Beach and Hermosa Beach in California.

Charlie Sheen said his brother "was great.. . . He knew me too well. He'd say, 'Dude, let's get real here.' I respect the hell out of Emilio. He's very tai chi when it comes to directing."

Estevez says he wanted his brother to "sort of push the envelope and play the humor. He has a wonderful sense of humor, which hasn't really been put on film yet - up to now. Charlie has a very dry sense of humor, very cynical. And out of that comes some great, great humor."

Filming started in March 1989. The studio disliked the original ending, leading to ten more days of filming. Estevez edited the film while making Young Guns II during the day.

Estevez later said "For me to be able to do a movie where saving the environment is the underlying theme is the greatest contribution I can make, I think. More people are going to see what I'm doing in a film and be educated through entertainment than if I show up at a rally. I'm working on putting the causes I think we need to address into my work and into the projects I choose."

Considering its relatively small production budget, Men at Work did well in theaters, grossing $16,247,964 USD, $3,184,311 of that within the first week.

The critical reception for the film was negative to mixed reviews. Men at Work currently holds a 29% rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 24 reviews.

Men at Work (Rhino/Wea, July 18, 1990)