A Girl, Three Guys, and a Gun (2001)

Director:

Brent Florence

Writer:

Brent Florence

Stars:

Josh Holland, Tracy Zahoryin, Brent Florence

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Josh Holland	...	Dave
Tracy Zahoryin	...	Hope
Brent Florence	...	Frank
Christian Leffler	...	Neil
Robin Clark	...	Hellman (as Robin Clarke)
John Lexing	...	Smith
Tava Smiley	...	Allysa
Michael Trucco	...	Trevor
Dorothy Scott	...	Grandma Boyde
Martin Veselich	...	Uncle Rick
Doreen Lacey	...	Joey's Mom
June Allyson	...	Joey's Grandma
Natasha Henstridge	...	5 O'Clock Girl
David Ashrow	...	Ed
Stephanie Morrow	...	Bingo Hostess

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

robbery | obscene finger gesture | car trouble | policeman | pantyhose | 

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Genres:

Comedy | Drama

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for language and brief sexuality

Details

Official Sites:

Roger Corman: The Official DVD Website

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Also Known As:

Solid Ones

Box Office

Budget:

$450,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Artists' Colony, The

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

June Allyson's first film in 24 years. It would turn out to be the last one she would ever make.

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Quotes

Dave: You took me hostage with a BB gun?

User Reviews

These gangsters aren't bad at all, neither is the movie

I was kind of shocked to see that so little people took the trouble to vote for this movie, and rated it so low: I liked it quite a lot. Not only has the movie -in it's genre- an intelligent and surprising script, it also has some pretty nice acting in characters and events that aren't simple at all (though the character-background-psychology-stuff is a bit thick). I payed only 1 Euro for the DVD, and I don't get why: With the right publicity and some luck I think this could have been a bigger movie.

Though the script isn't realistic and finds part of its humor in exaggeration and exploiting clichés, I also saw some real people and touching moments. I liked the Joey character a lot, I'ld like to see more of that guy.

Overall it has a nice warm sympathetic atmosphere, the picture seems to've been made with a lot of love and dedication (Low-Budget!). and for me really worked as a 'feel-good-movie'.

Maybe the lack of real violence, hard action, blood, explosions and martial arts is what makes this movie disappointing to some, but I didn't miss any of those. Maybe that's the whole problem with this movie, but also the big plus: you don't get what you expect. It's just a nice story about nice people who happen to be a bit gangsterish today.