Dead Fish (2005) 5.2
Traitors, killers and lovers collide in London. Director:Charley Stadler |
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Dead Fish (2005) 5.2
Traitors, killers and lovers collide in London. Director:Charley Stadler |
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| Robert Carlyle | ... | ||
| Gary Oldman | ... | ||
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Anouska Bolton Lee | ... |
French Prostitute
(as Anoushka Bolton Lee)
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Cassandra Bell | ... |
Sugar Waters
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John Pearson | ... |
Deck Day
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| Kevin McNally | ... |
Frank Rosenheim
(as Kevin R. McNally)
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| Elena Anaya | ... | ||
| Andrew Lee Potts | ... |
Abe Klein
(as Andrew-Lee Potts)
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| Iddo Goldberg | ... |
Thief
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Julie Healy | ... |
Rainbow
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| Jimi Mistry | ... | ||
| Billy Zane | ... | ||
| Frances Barber | ... |
S & M Prostitute
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Paul Courtenay Hyu | ... |
Phonebooth Guy
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| Terence Stamp | ... | ||
Traitors, killers and lovers collide in London.
The main reason I got this movie was to see Gary Oldman do his thing. I think he is a great actor. This movie was one of his poorer film choices, but he did his best with the screenplay. There were somethings in this movie that made me blush a few times because of him, and I'm not talking about the sexual content. Its just how strong Lynch's feelings are and Gary Oldman really portrays that.
But the character that really made me laugh was Robert Carlyle's Danny Divine. He was really the clown of the movie. He his constantly angry and just hilarious in all.
So, I'd give this film a 6 just because of the acting. Great acting, bad script.