Three Way (2004) 4.8
A sexy noir-thriller based on Gil Brewer's 1963 pulp novel Wild to Possess. Director:Scott Ziehl |
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Three Way (2004) 4.8
A sexy noir-thriller based on Gil Brewer's 1963 pulp novel Wild to Possess. Director:Scott Ziehl |
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| Dominic Purcell | ... |
Lewis 'Lew' Brookbank
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| Joy Bryant | ... |
Rita Caswell
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| Ali Larter | ... |
Isobel Delano
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| Desmond Harrington | ... |
Ralph Hagen
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| Dwight Yoakam | ... |
Herbert Claremont /
Clarkson
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| Gina Gershon | ... |
Florence DeCroix Hagen
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Roxana Zal | ... |
Janice Brookbank
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| Dan Martin | ... |
Patrolman
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Christian Mills | ... |
Bruce Hildred
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| Jason Sutliff | ... |
Cop
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Al Israel | ... |
Cashier
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Marc Allen Lewis | ... |
Vanderwall
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Attractive, hard-working Lewis 'Lew' Brookbank's love - and professional life came crumbling down after he found his adulterous wife Janice and her lover Dick murdered on a yacht. He moved to a derelict gas station in Carpenteria, where he paints commercial signs. Lew accidentally overhears a couple making love in their car and planning the kidnapping and murder of the man's wife. Lew manages to track them down: jewelry manager Ralph Hagen and antiques shop clerk Isobel Delano. Lew confides in present lover Rita Caswell, needing help with the sinister Herbert Claremont while he plans to blackmail the kidnappers. More complications follow. Written by KGF Vissers
Yes, I myself, a huge Gina Gershon fan, was quite disappointed.The one reason I rented this movie was because of her and I guess she obviously had some free time or was offered a nice monetary payday. The biggest issue I had about 3 Way was the lack of concentration and focus regarding the continuity. The black pullover ski cap with the bright and very noticeable yellow smily face that was on Gina during her introduction to Dominic Purcel.(Who?) The face was visible as the hat was pulled up to her nose. The very next scene the face was gone but the ski cap was still on and pulled up to the same spot. Whether the hat was turned around or replaced, this was a very sloppy and negligent error in principle shooting and post production.