Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Sylvester Stallone | ... | Frankie Delano | |
Madeleine Stowe | ... | Jennifer Barrett | |
Anthony Quinn | ... | Angelo Allieghieri | |
Raoul Bova | ... | Marcello | |
Harry Van Gorkum | ... | Kip Barrett | |
Billy Gardell | ... | Bruno | |
George Touliatos | ... | Lucio Malatesta | |
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Angelo Celeste | ... | The Priest |
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Ezra Perlman | ... | Rawley Barrett |
Carin Moffat | ... | Ashley | |
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John Gilbert | ... | Whitney Towers |
Dawn Greenhalgh | ... | Peggy Towers | |
Angelo Tsarouchas | ... | Thug | |
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Nancy Beatty | ... | Meter Maid |
Lori Alter | ... | Kay |
A woman who has recently discovered that she is the daughter of Angelo, a major mafia boss, decides to wreak vengeance when he is killed by a hitman. She's aided by his faithful bodyguard, with whom she soon falls in love. Written by Jason
When I knew that Anthony Quinn was in this title, I had to see it. It's nice to see The Master on the big screen one more time.
The story line for this film is nice and funny but unfortunatly there was a slight miss cast... The Leads!!! Sylvester Stallone is a great actor, no doubt about that, but the character here is faced with comedic situations and even has some funny lines. I admire the change that Stallone made to his roles, but let's face it... he's not funny at all. He can do great in drama, action... but not comedy!!
Madline Stowe was fine but not convencing enough. It was obvious from the first look that there was no chemistry between the two. That can be seen clearly from the seen where Frankie trains Jennifer the cat walk. to me that's the worst scene in the movie.
I personally liked the Funeral scene. I felt as if it was the last goodbye to Anthony Quinn.
In short... The movie is entertaining but not worth going all the way to the theatre. If you are a Quinn fan, then rent it to see him for the last time.