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LIST PRICE $14.98 Save 94%
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Format: VHS Aug 1993 Rated R Recording Mode: Stereo Sound: HiFi, Stereo Closed Captioned 95 min. UPC: 028485160262 |
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Movie Description Dennis Meechum (Brian Dennehy) is a cop who has supplemented his meager policeman's salary by writing a succession of lurid crime novels, including one based on an episode from his own life. But his imagination fails him after his wife's tragic, premature death from cancer. Lonely, burned-out, and unable to write, Meechum is shaken from his doldrums by his "chance" meeting with a former hit man named Cleve (James Woods). Cleve drags the writer around the country presenting him with details and evidence of an outlandish national murder spree orchestrated by a wealthy man considered to be a pillar of Los Angeles society. It is Meechum's job to put it all down in a book and make his informer the hero of the expose, but he soon realizes that he and the mysterious Cleve share a past -- and, worse yet, that the hit man has by no means given up his murderous ways. A crackling suspense thriller with a plot like a Pachinko machine.
Synopsis An author who needs inspiration meets a professional hit man who has been fired and wants revenge on the industrialist he "loved like a brother." But the bestseller they begin to put together might just blow up right in their face. A crackling suspense thriller with a plot like a Pachinko machine.
Film Notes Shot in CFI color.
The fictional, best-selling book written by Brian Dennehy's character is entitled "Retribution."
Industry Reviews "...[BEST SELLER] combines the sinister appeal of James Woods at his cold-blooded best with the gruffly lovable persona of Brian Dennehy..." Variety - Camb. (09/23/1987)
"...Woods and Dennehy are excellent actors and a fascinating matchup; Dennehy's burly, smiling, casualness and rock-solid naturalism is a perfect complement to Woods' restless, mercurial, stripped-nerve intensity..." Los Angeles Times - Michael Wilmington (09/25/1987)
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