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James Ellroy (written by) and
Oren Moverman (written by)
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Release Date:
24 February 2012 (Ireland) See more »
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The most corrupt cop you've ever seen on screen.
Plot:
Set in 1999 Los Angeles, veteran police officer Dave Brown, the last of the renegade cops, works to take care of his family, and struggles for his own survival. Full summary » | Full synopsis »
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Directed by
Oren Moverman 
 
Writing credits
James Ellroy (written by) and
Oren Moverman (written by)

Produced by
Luca Borghese .... co-producer
William Paul Clark .... associate producer
Paul Currie .... executive producer
Michael DeFranco .... executive producer
Ben Foster .... producer
Mark Gordon .... executive producer
Lawrence Inglee .... producer
Ross Ioppolo .... co-producer
Ken Kao .... producer
Garrett Kelleher .... executive producer
Charlie O'Carroll .... associate producer
Clark Peterson .... producer
Lila Yacoub .... executive producer
 
Original Music by
Dickon Hinchliffe 
 
Cinematography by
Bobby Bukowski (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
Jay Rabinowitz 
 
Casting by
Laura Rosenthal 
Rachel Tenner 
 
Production Design by
David Wasco 
 
Art Direction by
Austin Gorg 
 
Set Decoration by
Sandy Reynolds-Wasco  (as Sandy Wasco)
 
Costume Design by
Catherine George 
 
Makeup Department
David Beneke .... dental prosthetics
Mary Burton .... makeup artist: Ms. Weaver
Debra Denson .... makeup artist: Ice Cube
Linda Dowds .... makeup department head
Lori Guidroz .... department head hair
Lisa Layman .... key makeup artist
Bret Mayo .... hair stylist: Ice Cube
Anthony Veader .... hair stylist: Ms. Weaver
Samantha Wade .... key hair stylist
Michelle Ceglia .... hair stylist (uncredited)
 
Production Management
Luca Borghese .... post-production supervisor
Karen Ruth Getchell .... production supervisor
Lila Yacoub .... unit production manager
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
William Paul Clark .... first assistant director
Juana Franklin .... second assistant director
Melinda Johnson .... second second assistant director
 
Art Department
Dale E. Anderson .... foreman
Gary Barbosa .... key art department assistant
Jason Bean .... property assistant
Jason Bedig .... leadman
Joshua Borgese .... greensman (as Josh Borgese)
Steve Borgese .... lead greensman
Laurence Castello .... paint supervisor
Haley Clause .... art department assistant
Larry Guy Clause .... general foreman (as Larry Clause)
Curtis Corbitt .... assistant property master
Randy Culberhouse .... propmaker foreman
Chad R. Davis .... on-set dresser (as Chad Davis)
Venessa De Anda .... art department coordinator
Tim DeLuca .... greensman
Brian Feola .... propmaker foreman
Larry Haney .... gangboss
Steven Hanks .... greensman
Jennie Harris .... assistant set decorator
Terry Haskell .... property master
David M. Hernandez .... greensman
William Herron .... mural artist (as William Herron II)
Bo Hrupcho .... painter
Mark Hunstable .... assistant art director
Charles Kern .... on-set painter
Timothy Knoll .... painter (as Tim Knoll)
Paul J. Lindsey .... painter
David Lloyd .... set dresser
Calvin Magnum .... propmaker
Mike Medina .... construction coordinator (as Mike 'Chachi' Medina)
Benjamin Nowicki .... graphic designer
Seth Phillips .... toolman
Noah Plunkett .... greensman
Nicholas Rake .... set dresser
David Redier-Linsk .... graphic designer
Trevor C. Rogers .... set dresser
Dominic Sandfrey .... labor foreman
Todd Bennett .... plasterer foreman (uncredited)
Curtis Corbitt .... assistant propmaker (uncredited)
Stephen Gibson .... props (uncredited)
 
Sound Department
Wade Barnett .... adr recordist
Javier Bennassar .... sound designer
Javier Bennassar .... supervising sound editor
Brian Dunlop .... foley editor
Brian Gallagher .... adr mixer
Alexandra Gallo .... utility sound technician
Ellen Heuer .... foley artist
Robert Jackson .... supervising dialogue editor (as Robert C. Jackson)
Bobby Johanson .... adr mixer
Scott Kramer .... mix recordist
Tim Limer .... mix recordist (as Timothy Limer)
Travis MacKay .... adr mixer
Lisa Pinero .... sound mixer (as Lisa Piñero)
David Raymond .... boom operator
A. Josh Reinhardt .... foley mixer (as Joshua Reinhardt)
Michael Rivera .... adr recordist
Michael Santopolo .... foley assistant
Gabriel J. Serrano .... sound re-recording mixer
Leslie Shatz .... sound re-recording mixer
Callie Thurman .... assistant sound editor
James Wright .... dolby sound consultant
Patrick Christensen .... adr recordist (uncredited)
Pam DeMetruis-Thomas .... adr editor (uncredited)
Greg Steele .... adr mixer (uncredited)
Billy Theriot .... adr mixer (uncredited)
Greg Zimmerman .... adr recordist (uncredited)
 
Special Effects by
Larz Anderson .... special effects coordinator
Chad Baalbergen .... special effects technician (as Chad Van Baalbergen)
Bart Dion .... special effects technician
 
Visual Effects by
Osvaldo Andreaus .... rotoscoping: Big Film Design
Elbert Irving IV .... visual effects coordinator: Wildfire VFX
Tom Lamb .... compositor: Wildfire VFX
Greg-Paul Malone .... flame artist: Wildfire VFX
Caleb Owens .... compositor: Wildfire VFX
Eric Pender .... compositor: Wildfire VFX
Eddie Porter .... lead compositor: Big Film Design
Lauren Ritchie .... visual effects producer: Wildfire VFX
Dottie Starling .... visual effects supervisor: Wildfire VFX
Mark Fletcher .... screen graphics designer (uncredited)
 
Stunts
Max Daniels .... stunt performer: Card Player
Jeffrey J. Dashnaw .... utility stunt safety (as Jeff Dashnaw)
Eddie J. Fernandez .... stunt performer: Dice Player #4 (as Eddie Fernandez)
Scott Helgert .... stunt performer
Dorian Kingi .... stunt performer: Dice Player #3
Marco Morales .... stunt double: Seize
Robby Robinson .... utility stunt safety
Jason Rodriguez .... stunt performer: Dice Player #1
Tim Trella .... stunt coordinator
Alvin Zalamea .... stunt performer: Dice Player #2
Marcus Natividad .... stunts (uncredited)
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Robert Allen Jr. .... additional electrician (as Robert E. Allen Jr.)
Adam Barth .... video assist
Michael Bauman .... gaffer (as Mike Bauman)
Mike Blauvelt .... first assistant camera: "b" camera
Mike Bonnaud .... best boy electric (as Michael Bonnaud)
Brian Branton .... grip
Gary Breckel .... additional electrician
Jeremy Cannon .... digital utility
William Clouter .... grip
James Coffin .... grip
Jon 'Scooter' Cousins .... best boy grip
Thomas M. Dangcil .... electrician (as Tommy Dangcil)
Carlos DePalma .... rigging grip (as Carlos De Palma)
Tana Dubbe .... key grip
Kevin Fahey .... best boy rigging grip
Charley Gilleran .... key rigging grip
Scott Hatley .... grip
Matt Horochowski .... dolly grip: "b" camera
Eric Jensch .... second assistant camera: "b" camera
Michael Koepke .... grip
Michael Lyon .... electrician (as Mike Lyon)
John Mang .... dolly grip: "a" camera
John R. Manocchia .... rigging electrician (as John Manocchia)
Jason McCormick .... first assistant camera: "a" camera
Paul Metcalf .... second assistant camera: "a" camera
Merrick Morton .... still photographer
Francine Natale .... electrician
Anthony Nevarez .... rigging grip
Vasco Nunes .... camera operator: "b" camera (as Vasco Lucas Nunes)
Anthony Ofrim .... rigging electrician (as Tony Ofria)
Andrew Taylor .... grip (as Andy Taylor)
Michael Tolochko .... electrician (as Michael Tolochko Jr.)
Edward Viola .... digital imaging technician (as Ted Viola)
Fritz Weber .... grip (as Fritz 'Bootsy' Weber)
Glen Wilson .... behind-the-scenes videographer
Michael Witczak .... electrician (as Mike Witczak)
Dominic Aluisi .... additional first assistant camera (uncredited)
Hospecio Balani .... grip (uncredited)
Mike Gerzevitz .... lighting technician (uncredited)
 
Casting Department
Dann Fink .... adr voice casting: Loopers Unlimited
Brian Hendricks .... extras casting
Rich King .... extras casting
Jodi Angstreich .... casting associate (uncredited)
Bruce Winant .... adr voice casting (uncredited)
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Jessica Albertson .... set costumer
Mark Avery .... costumer
Jennifer Behar .... costume department assistant
Cameron Folan .... costumer
Ariel Gold .... costume supervisor
Brad Holtzman .... first set costumer
Katalina Iturralde .... costume ager/dyer (uncredited)
 
Editorial Department
Susan Alexander .... digital intermediate producer
Philip Beckner .... digital intermediate conform artist
Josh Chertoff .... apprentice editor
Debbie Eldridge .... dailies coordinator: nextLAB
Katherine Kane .... operations manager: nextLAB
Doug Lovett .... dailies operator: nextLAB
John Nicolard .... digital intermediate supervisor
Bill Schultz .... general manager digital flm services
Mike Selemon .... first assistant editor
Tom Vice .... general manager and vice president: nextLAB
Walter Volpatto .... digital intermediate colorist
Dan Muscarella .... lab color timer (uncredited)
 
Music Department
Philip Bagenal .... music mixer
Jim Black .... music supervisor
Sam Navel .... music mixer
Gary Raymond .... music playback
Rachel Reiter .... assistant music supervisor
Jim Schultz .... music editor
Steve Sidwell .... musician: trumpet
 
Transportation Department
James Andrews .... driver (as Jim Andrews)
Alfredo Arriola .... driver
John Characky .... driver
Brad Combs .... driver: catering
James Davis .... driver
Mike Davis .... transportation coordinator
Phyllis Davis .... driver
Jayson Ehlers .... transportation co-captain
Jeff Hairell .... driver
Gabriel Kaczorowski .... driver
Lendell 'Kebo' Keeble .... driver: Ice Cube (as Lendell Keeble)
Chuck Kingos .... driver
Griffith Limbaugh .... driver
Rick Nisar .... driver
Michael Reddick .... driver
Kirk Roberts .... driver
Kevin Russell .... driver
John Suttles .... driver
James Waitkus .... transportation captain (as Jim Waitkus)
Craig Williams .... driver
Kirk Roberts .... picture car wrangler (uncredited)
 
Other crew
Jamie Afifi .... legal services: Ziffren Brittenham
Diana Ascher .... post production accountant: Trevanna Post
Randall Balsmeyer .... title designer: Big Film Design
Cassandra Barbour .... rights and clearances: Entertainment Clearances
MeSun Barnett .... set production assistant
John Barnette .... location medic (as John T. Barnette)
Michael Beatrice .... second assistant accountant (as Mike Beatrice)
Paul Belenardo .... production accountant
Elias Benavidez .... production secretary
Taryn Benesta .... additional production assistant
Zoe Bower .... post facilities manager: Wildfire Studios (as Zoë Bower)
Stacey B. Brashear .... key assistant location manager (as Stacey Brashear)
Michael Brewer .... location scout (as Mike Brewer)
Tracy Browne .... first assistant accountant
Ronn Burner .... set production assistant
Sarah Catizone .... set medic
Brad Combs .... chef
Chic Daniel .... technical consultant
Tana David .... post facilities coordinator: Wildfire Studios
Joe Davis .... security: Mr. Harrelson
Charles Fagin .... key assistant location manager
Mark A. Freid .... location manager (as Mark Freid)
Rachael Lin Gallaghan .... production coordinator
Taylor Gerrity .... post-production accounting clerk
Hannelies Harman .... assistant: Ms. Weaver (as Hannelies Hartman)
Henry Humphreys .... construction medic
Nini Huynh .... assistant: Ms. Wright
Barry Jones .... assistant location manager
Randy Kaplan .... set production assistant
Courtney Kensington .... set production assistant
Michael Klastorin .... unit publicist
Eugene Koh .... production intern
Madison Lacerte .... production assistant
James Land .... stand-in: "David Brown"
David R. Lawson .... location medic
Nancy Leiviska .... assistant: Ice Cube
Brian Liddy .... technical consultant
Troy Lochner .... additional production assistant
Tom Lyons .... consultant
Jason May .... assistant to producer
Jason May .... assistant: Mr. Peterson
Jessica Nicole Mejia .... set production assistant
John Montgomery .... payroll accountant
Michael E. Morales .... legal services: Ziffren Brittenham
Ronald G. Muhammad .... executive: Cube Vision (as Ron Muhammad)
Nicole Mumey .... assistant production office coordinator (as Nicole Marie Mumey)
Maureen Murphy .... assistant: Mr. Inglee
Nephi Niven .... production intern (as Nephi Niven Stogner)
Miguel Angelo Pate .... key set production assistant
Scott Peterson .... script supervisor
Matthew Quezada .... assistant: Mr. Moverman
Joel Renfro .... consultant
James Robison .... assistant craft services
Ron Senkowski .... corporate and product placement
Laura Sevier .... rights and clearances: Entertainment Clearances
Linda Stanley .... studio teacher
Caroline Jaden Stussi .... utility stand-in (as Caroline Stussi)
Narges Takesh .... assistant location manager
Chance P. Tassone .... key craft service (as Chance Tassone)
Mark S. Temple .... legal services: Ziffren Brittenham
Nadia Venesse .... dialect coach
Craig Warren .... insurance broker: MOmentous Insurance Brokerage
Tanner Watt .... assistant: Mr. Harrelson
Brandon Maurice Williams .... set production assistant
Marcus Woodruff .... security: Ice Cube
Marcus Woodruff .... stand-in: "Kyle Timkins" (as Marcus Woodruff Jr.)
Jason Wrobel .... nutritionist: Mr. Harrelson
Jean Fen Yu .... accounting clerk (as Jean Yu)
Robert Deamer .... technical advisor: police (uncredited)
Justin Dickey .... production assistant (uncredited)
Andrew Kim .... production staff (uncredited)
Robert Lamkin .... caterer (uncredited)
Natasha Shumny .... post facilities coordinator (uncredited)
Mallory Squeo .... production assistant (uncredited)
 
Thanks
Domenic Benvenuto .... thanks
Leonard Cohen .... special thanks
Sepideh Haftgoli .... special thanks
Craig Kestel .... special thanks
Mike Nichols .... special thanks
Tony Osso .... thanks
Sidney Reed .... special thanks
Will Tiao .... special thanks
J. Mitchell White .... special thanks
 

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Rated R for pervasive language, sexual content and some violence
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108 min
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Trivia:
"Klub Satan" was filmed in an old slaughter house in downtown Los Angeles.See more »
Goofs:
Anachronisms: At the beginning of the film, the screen is black and a graphic states "Los Angeles 1999" As the film fades into a wide shot overview of the hamburger stand, a 2005 Cadillac CTS drives through the intersection.See more »
Quotes:
Dave Brown:I want you to know, I never hurt any good people.
Helen:What about us?
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25 out of 35 people found the following review useful.
Good Start To a TV Drama - Waste Of Time As a Film, 20 March 2012
Author: jwhimster from United Kingdom

All four stars are for the cast. It's not their fault this movie is awful.

Harrelson is great. He's an engaging actor, totally believable. It's a shame the script isn't.

Harrelson plays a brutal, murderous cop who is caught beating down a black guy in the street. Yet his home life is ultra liberal, he lives with two sisters, with whom he's had two kids during separate relationships. One of his daughters is pushing boundaries yet Woody doesn't seem to challenge this, one of the sisters is an artist, again not exactly fitting in with the hard-line discipline Harrelson is dishing out on the street. He's immediately defined as a sexist, racist homophobe, yet we're asked to believe that he's knocked up two intelligent, lefty sisters, who are still willing to accommodate him in their lives, and indeed home, despite his lifetime of indiscretions and violence and that he's managed to split this work and home life without a significant issue developing through the life of the girls (the eldest of who is mid teens at least). The family dynamic could have been interesting but it wasn't explored at all really, it just got crammed in and thus didn't fit with the character at all.

The supporting cast is really strong and the acting is solid throughout but not one of the plots get developed and not one aspect reaches a conclusion. Obviously, this was done on purpose but if I pay to see a film, I want to see the whole ****ing film, not just half a story! Buscemi has about three lines. Ice Cube, who I rate highly, has a handful of scenes as an internal investigator, all of which are well enough constructed but end without any resolution. Robin Wright is great, foxy as ****, but again, other than to identify Harrelson as a paranoid womaniser, we get nothing back. Anne Henche and Cynthia Nixon play his former partners and both are well played again but they're just sketches of characters, as is Sigourney Weaver, also restricted to about 3 minutes of screen time.

Basically, it feels like the first, long, episode in a made for TV series. If that was the case, I'd certainly watch more because there is a lot there and the on screen talent is superb but as a stand alone film it's a massive let down and it goes absolutely nowhere at the end of 2 hours.

Oh, and the sex club scene is particularly pointless, if any such scene can be. It just seems like a random bit of editing that has shoved a half idea into an already over-stretched concept.

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