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Silver Tongues (2011)Two lovers travel from town to town playing a dark game of deceit that soon spirals out of control, threatening their very relationship. Director:Simon ArthurWriter:Simon Arthur |
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Title: Silver Tongues (2011)
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| Lee Tergesen | ... |
Gerry
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| Enid Graham | ... |
Joan
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| Tate Ellington | ... |
Alex
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Rachel
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Harvey Evans | ... |
William
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Reverend
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Police Chief
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| Rosa Arredondo | ... |
Violet
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Kirsten
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Desk Officer
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Waiter
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Flora
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Naomi
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Lauren Hunt | ... |
Wife
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SiSi A. Johnson | ... |
Nurse
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SILVER TONGUES follows a couple, GERRY and JOAN, who use their talent for acting and performance as part of a dark game. Driving from town to town, the two lovers don different personas to deceive and destroy the lives of the people in their path. But each manipulation begins to take its toll. Soon the performances spiral out of control, and the game itself threatens their very relationship. Written by Silver Tongues LLC
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18 November 2011 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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It's kind of hard to talk about this film without spoilers, but it's great to watch something where I had NO idea what it was going to do next. I can almost always say with a film, "Okay, one of two things is going to happen here at the ending", and it always does. I had no idea how things were going to pan out here, and what did was mind-blowing!
Its obviously low budget, and there's a couple of scenes which don't work as well as others, but overall it's great, and Lee Tergesen gives my favorite performance of the year so far. I love Oz and Generation Kill, but it bums me out that he doesn't do more films. Hopefully this'll help.