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Format: DVD
Oct 2004
Rated R
Recording Mode: (unknown)
117 min.
Color
Extra Info: Checkpoint
UPC: 097363304821 |
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Movie Description
When a failing actor accidentally becomes a vigilante, he gets more screen time than the biggest Hollywood stars in this dark comic look at life in La La Land. Home video version contains footage not seen in theatrical release. Cameo by a big star at the end of the film is a big surprise.
Synopsis
Terminally unemployed actor Jimmy Alto is down and out in Hollywood, California. He's a New Jersey transplant who moved to tinseltown seven years ago with dreams in his heart and stardom on his mind. But he's a surly, common man unlikely to impress anyone in the glamour-conscious capital of the world. Jimmy's oblivious to his lack of star potential and obsessed with the "old Hollywood" as he and his dim-wit side-kick William just waste time while waiting to be discovered. But when something finally does happen, Jimmy's there with his camcorder to catch it all.
Film Notes
DVD Features:
Region 1
Keep Case - Checkpoint
Single Side - Single Layer
Widescreen - 16.9
Audio:
Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround - English
Dolby Surround - English
Interactive Features:
Scene Access
This video version includes material cut from the theatrical release.
Director Barry Levinson's films include: the Academy Award winner "Rain Man," "Bugsy," "Good Morning Vietnam." Levinson wrote and directed "Diner," "Tin Men" and "Avalon."
Some of the additional cast members include: Hal Fishman, Jerry Dunphy, Andrea Kutyas, Kerry Kilbride, Paula Lopez, Paul Dan Jackson, Joe Avellar, Susan Campos, Claudia Haro, Audrey Morgan, Arthel Neville, Scott Weston, Robert La Sardo, Richard Kind, Ralph Tabakin, Blanche Rubin, Lopez, Cynthia Steele, Helen Brown, James Pickens Jr., and Lou Cutell.
TM & Copyright 1994 by Paramount Pictures.
Rated BBFC 15 by the British Board of Film Classification.
Filmed in DeLuxe.
Industry Reviews
"...Dark and unpredictable....Pesci's edgy, abrasive performance is [welcome]..."
Maslin
"...Considerable care has been lavished on Pesci's character....[He] has a fine time with the part, commanding the screen and almost hypnotizing you with his brash patter..."
Los Angeles Times - Kenneth Turan (03/30/1994)
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