Face Value (2002)A thriller about false identities. Director:Michael MillerWriter:James G. Hirsch |
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Face Value (2002)A thriller about false identities. Director:Michael MillerWriter:James G. Hirsch |
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| Scott Baio | ... |
Barry Rengler
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| Krista Allen | ... |
Syd Deshaye
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| James Wilder | ... |
Tim Gates
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| Sandra Hess | ... |
Cat Nelson
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| Tracey Walter | ... |
Leon Gates
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| Richard Whiten | ... |
Vic Pennington
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| Martin Papazian | ... |
Dean
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Rachel Hirsch | ... |
Brooke Ashton
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Charles Hirsch | ... |
Reporter
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| Michael Dorn | ... |
Hitman
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| Todd Susman | ... |
Lt. Martin
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| David DeSantos | ... |
Drunk
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| Patrick St. Esprit | ... |
Agent Edwards
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Kate Lombardi | ... |
Paula
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Dariana Dancer | ... |
Dancer
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Scott Baio, ex-child star in real life, plays a young man who goes to visit an old friend of his who resides in California. His friend's got it all: Nice house, great car, lots of neat accessories, friends, and, or course, women. But after Baio's friend mysteriously disappears, and Baio suspects foul play in a boating accident, Baio adapts to the persona of his friend for a while. But this idea backfires when the bad guys who killed his friend start coming after Baio, thinking they didn't succeed in their job. Or is that what it's all about? (Taken from my review on the film) Written by John Ulmer <johnulmer2003@msn.com>
Available cheaply, on DVD in France, I bought this one recently. Not a bad film - unknown actors to me at least but the plot merits one's attention. The film is a little lacking in style but the acting is pretty good and the end can't be guessed in advance ! Picture quality not bad but a few fuzzy and out of Focus moments. The actress playing Sid is a beautiful girl but is wearing too much smeary lipstick for the occasion, this together with fuzzy filming producess some weird effects ! The plot has been seen in other films, nevertheless, the whole thing is carried out with relative efficiency for a B series movie.