- Living Gift Salesman
- (as Tom Hilmann)
Storyline
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- TriviaCarl Franklin put all the clocks forward by one hour on set, giving the actors the illusion that they were constantly out of time.
- GoofsWhen Matt and Paul Cabot are fighting in the hotel room they fell through a window, but none of them gets hurt. When Matt climbs up the balcony after the balcony rail was broken, you can even see him placing his lower arm directly in the splinter of glass, what normally would cause several lacerations. Moments later he's sitting in a café with Alex and she finds a splinter in his hair, but there are no injuries or scratches on his skin.
- Quotes
Agent Strark: The guy never showed up, Whitlock.
Matt Lee Whitlock: Agent Stark...
Agent Strark: Yeah. You know, I don't care if you're injured or not - I want that evidence money... or you're gonna be looking at a case of your own...
Chae: [walking up to Whitlock with a gym bag] Hey. Hey. Where the hell is Southeast 63rd street in Miami?
Matt Lee Whitlock: 53rd street, Chae.
Chae: No.
Matt Lee Whitlock: I told you 53rd street, not 63rd.
Chae: No, you did not.
Matt Lee Whitlock: Yes I did.
Chae: You did not.
Matt Lee Whitlock: Southeast...
Chae: I can quote you. You said: "Those assholes from the DEA are at 8400, Southeast 63rd street."
Matt Lee Whitlock: No I did not. I'm very sorry. What I said, was: 'Those assholes from the DEA are at 8400, Southeast 53rd', Chae.
Chae: 63rd.
Matt Lee Whitlock: Fifty... never mind - just give 'em the money. Give 'em the money. Give 'em the money.
[to agent Stark]
Matt Lee Whitlock: You don't have to count it, it's all there. Have a safe ride home.
Agent Strark: [to the two other agents] Come on.
Matt Lee Whitlock: [to Chae, after agent Stark left] It is all there, is it?
Chae: Mmh, most of it... it's all there.
Matt Lee Whitlock: That was pretty good, eh?
Chae: Mmh, was a little over the top...
Matt Lee Whitlock: Over the top? Which part?
Chae: Your part.
- Crazy creditsThe name Burt Ward appears as "Boy Wonder Executive Producer"
- ConnectionsFeatured in At the Movies: Ebert & Roeper Redux (2003)
- SoundtracksOut of Time
(1966)
Written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards
Performed by Johnny Searing
Published by Abkco Music, Inc.
Was this film a direct copy of any such plot, does anyone know?
Or was it just an 'homage' to that style of 1940s-ish Hollywood plot-line?
It was a good film and kept you thinking. Though had its flaws, as some of the details as why characters were doing what they did could have been filled out.
Denzel Washington nicely underplayed this role, with none of the histrionics a lesser actor could have used to portray the stress he was under (i.e. with his character under such pressure) - bubbling but not boiling over.
And it was good to see Dean Cain in a 'bad guy' role!!
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- Dec 7, 2006
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