A car and lorry collide, the woman in the back seat is probably dead, the driver is severely hurt. In flashbacks we see what led to the tragedy. He is David, a writer living in France, ...
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| Judd Nelson | ... | David | |
| Pierce Brosnan | ... | Garavan | |
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Laurence Treil | ... | Annabelle |
| Roy Dupuis | ... | Max | |
| Lorenzo Caccialanza | ... | Mark Merylle | |
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Lucie Gagnon | ... | Young Nurse |
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Michael McGill | ... | Doctor |
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Dorian Joe Clark | ... | Male Nurse |
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Bernadette Li | ... | Oriental Girl |
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Christina Chase | ... | First Tourist |
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Claudie Chagnon | ... | Second Tourist |
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Danielle Bissonette | ... | Elizabeth |
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Alexander Chapman | ... | Johnny |
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Jean Chevalier | ... | Peter |
| Jacques Herlin | ... | Florent | |
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A car and lorry collide, the woman in the back seat is probably dead, the driver is severely hurt. In flashbacks we see what led to the tragedy. He is David, a writer living in France, entering his novel anonymously in a contest. She is Annabelle, his lover, a fashion model on the brink of international success. Each keeps a secret from the other. David is a pawn of jealousy. He confronts a wealthy man he thinks is her lover; an accidental tragedy ensues that spirals out of control, resulting in the car crash. While David recovers from injuries, he finds out that another wealthy friend of Annabelle's has claimed the novel as his own. It's time for a final confrontation. Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>
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fashion model | foreign language adaptation | betrayal | murder | author |Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
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24 March 1993 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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Music & lyrics by Jean-Francois Fabiano
Sung by Linda Niles Fabiano & Richard Groulx
Edition: Groupe Concept and Societe Musicale Balduzzi
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"Entangled" attempted to be a cryptic mystery, but instead achieved "what the heck is going on" status. Punctuated by nudity and sex scenes, one gets the feeling that someone added the "storyline" AFTER they conceived the great idea to film a softcore porn flick.
Characters are thin, motivations are thinner, and you never actually get the full story.
Since there aren't any other comments for this movie, I'll give a brief synopsis: American author wakes up hysterical in the hospital, fully covered in casts and bandages. Flashbacks ensue, and we learn that he has written one previous novel that was killed by the critics, his lover is a french supermodel who is up to something fishy, and he has just finished his second novel, which he eventually enters in a literary contest under temporarily anonymous authorship. Somehow he ends up mangled in the hospital, but how? We spend the rest of the miserable movie wondering not that, but, why do we care?
During the course of the movie, we find out about murder, deception, lust, power plays, double crossings, greed, and betrayal. Sounds interesting, but don't be tricked. It is forced, but worse, completely unlikely and highly contrived; the plot twists are not intriguing, but banal. A murky movie does not a mystery make.
Judd Nelson is completely pretentious and uncharismatic. He appears to have some intellect, but doesn't really lend believability to his lines (did he really understand some of the words he said?). Also, he can play the bandaged, mangled, be-stitched gimp to perfection, but the lover of a supermodel? I don't believe it.
Why did Pierce Brosnan agree to do this movie? I know it was in his pre-007, post-Remington Steele days when he wasn't too hot a commodity, but this was truly an awful script, and his role was farcical.
> Run. Run far away from this movie, before you waste 90 minutes of your precious time getting Entangled.