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Tag Archives: diane venora
Wolfen (1981)
Director: Michael Wadleigh Writers: David Eyre and Michael Wadleigh (Story by David Eyre and Michael Wadleigh) (Based on the novel Whitley Strieber)
Posted in Crime, Drama, Horror, Thriller
Tagged adaptation, albert finney, animal, animal attack, chris lebenzon, cop, coroner, creature, crime, david eyre, dennis dolan, detective, diane venora, dick o'neill, drama, edward james olmos, gerry fisher, gregory hines, horror, investigation, james horner, manhattan, Marshall M. Borden, Martin J. Bram, michael wadleigh, monster, morgue, native american, new york, new york city, nyc, park, police, reginald veljohnson, Rupert Hitzig, spirit, thriller, tom noonan, tom waits, werewolf, whitley strieber, wolf, zoo
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The Insider (1999)
Director: Michael Mann Writers: Eric Roth & Michael Mann (Based on the Vanity Fair article “The Man Who Knew Too Much” by Marie Brenner) Great!
Posted in Drama, Thriller
Tagged 1999, 60 minutes, adaptation, al pacino, biography, bracken meyer, brown & williamson, bruce mcgill, cancer, cbs, christopher plummer, cigarettes, colm feore, corporation, court, dante spinotti, david rosenbloom, debi mazar, diane venora, eric roth, gina gershon, interview, jeffrey wigand, journalism, journalist, kentucky, lawyer, lindsay crouse, lisa gerrard, lowell bergman, marie brenner, michael gambon, michael mann, mike wallace, nda, news, paul rubell, philip baker hall, pieter bourke, pieter jan brugge, producer, rip torn, russell crowe, school, science, scientist, smoking, stephen tobolowsky, teacher, television, the insider, the man who knew too much, tobacco, true story, tv, vanity fair, whistleblower, william goldenberg
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Heat (1995)
Director: Michael Mann Writer: Michael Mann One of the greats! Love it!
Posted in Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller
Tagged 1995, action, affair, al pacino, amy brenneman, armored car, art linson, ashley judd, bank, bank robbers, bank robbery, bud cort, california, cop, crime, criminal, danny trejo, dante spinotti, dennis haysbert, diane venora, diner, dov hoenig, drama, elliot goldenthal, gang, hank azaria, heist, henry rollins, investigation, jeremy piven, jon voight, kevin gage, los angeles, martin ferrero, mask, michael mann, murder, mykelti williamson, natalie portman, pasquale buba, police, robbery, robert de niro, shootout, suicide attempt, ted levine, thief, thriller, tom noonan, tom rolf, tom sizemore, tone loc, val kilmer, wes studi, william fichtner, william goldenberg
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True Crime (1999)
Director: Clint Eastwood Writers: Larry Gross and Paul Brickman and Stephen Schiff (Based on the novel by Andrew Klavan)
Posted in Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller
Tagged 1999, adaptation, andrew klavan, bernard hill, clint eastwood, crime, death row, denis leary, diane venora, drama, execution, inmate, isaiah washington, james woods, journalism, journalist, larry gross, lisagay hamilton, lucy liu, michael jeter, michael mckean, murder, mystery, paul brickman, prison, stephen schiff, thriller, true crime
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All Good Things (2010)
Director: Andrew Jarecki Writers: Marcus Hinchey and Marc Smerling Always wrote Dunst off but between this and Melancholia I might be changing my opinion of her! The movie itself is kind of interesting but nothing to write home about but … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Drama, Mystery
Tagged 2010, all good things, andrew jarecki, crime, diane venora, drama, frank langella, kirsten dunst, kristen wiig, lily rabe, marc smerling, marcus hinchey, michael esper, murder, mystery, new york, new york city, nick offerman, nyc, philip baker hall, ryan gosling, unsolver, william jackson harper, zoe lister jones
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