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Title: Sliver (1993)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Sharon Stone | ... | Carly Norris | |
| William Baldwin | ... | Zeke Hawkins | |
| Tom Berenger | ... | Jack Landsford | |
| Polly Walker | ... | Vida Warren | |
| Colleen Camp | ... | Judy Marks | |
| Amanda Foreman | ... | Samantha Moore | |
| Martin Landau | ... | Alex Parsons | |
| CCH Pounder | ... | Lt. Victoria Hendrix | |
| Nina Foch | ... | Evelyn McEvoy | |
| Keene Curtis | ... | Gus Hale | |
| Nicholas Pryor | ... | Peter Farrell | |
| Anne Betancourt | ... | Jackie Kinsella | |
| Tony Peck | ... | Martin Kinsella | |
| Frantz Turner | ... | Doorman #1 | |
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Melvyn Kinder | ... | Dr. Palme (as Dr. Melvyn Kinder) |
In a daring attempt to start afresh after a dead-end marriage, the successful book editor, Carly Norris, moves into her elegant new apartment on the twentieth floor of a high-tech Manhattan apartment building. Unbeknownst to her that the luxurious "sliver" building comes with a terrible history of unsolved grisly murders, Carly catches the eye of both the burned-out crime novelist, Jack Landsford, and the shyly charming video-game designer, Zeke Hawkins. However, as a mysterious voyeur watches the tenants' every move, yet another female neighbour dies. Could Norris be next? Written by Nick Riganas
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Stone moves into an apartment building, has weird neighbors, spooky things start happening left and right, "perv" Baldwin watches her through surveillance cameras etc.
Sliver had potential. While it's not a total time waster it is very disappointing. Director Noyce doesn't seem to know exactly what kind of film he's making here, always promising something that never comes. Rumour has it that the film was drastically cut and re shot and the end result here is not satisfying, though I don't know what was originally planned, but it must have been better. It has it's moments, certain scenes work very well and suspense is easily built but not sustained. As said, the ending is ridiculous and really hurts the film.
Stone is simply a goddess and delivers a good performance but William Baldwin is utterly intolerable, why this man was given leading roles in big budget Hollywood films I will never know. The always reliable Tom Berenger isn't given much to do and his role is a rather thankless one, underwritten and somewhat degrading. Sadly his career went downhill from here on.