The Last Hit Man (2008)

The Last Hit Man is a video starring Joe Mantegna, Elizabeth Whitmere, and Romano Orzari. Ageing hit man, Harry, has just botched a job and is now the target. His daughter is also in the assassin trade and is now a target too. A young hit man called Billy is sent to take Harry out but they form an uneasy alliance...

Director:

Christopher Warre Smets

Writer:

Christopher Warre Smets

Stars:

Joe Mantegna, Elizabeth Whitmere, Romano Orzari

1 win.

Cast

Cast overview:
Joe Mantegna	...	Harry Tremayne
Elizabeth Whitmere	...	Racquel Tremayne
Romano Orzari	...	Billy Rosco
Michael Majeski	...	Todd
Marcus Shultz	...	Hitman
William Colgate	...	Armitage
Shawn Lawrence	...	Fuller
Victoria Snow	...	Marion
Maya Ritter	...	Young Raquel
Johnie Chase	...	Strode
Sean Orr	...	Nicholson
Joel Harris	...	Man
James Binkley	...	Patton

Storyline

Ageing hit man, Harry, has just botched a job and is now the target. His daughter is also in the assassin trade and is now a target too. A young hit man called Billy is sent to take Harry out but they form an uneasy alliance...

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Taglines:

Daddy's little girl is going into the family business

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Genres:

Action | Crime | Drama | Thriller

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Details

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

2008 (USA)

Also Known As:

Asesino por encargo

Box Office

Budget:

CAD 1,350,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Red Duck Films, Right Hand Man Films

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital (Stereo)

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

Shot in 15 days.

User Reviews

Wish my family was that cool.

For those of you who always wanted to be Han...not Luke, the characters in this movie continue the great tradition of lovable anti-heroes. I especially enjoyed the father-daughter stuff...and would like to hang-out with that family anytime. (And I've bought it on DVD, so I guess I can!) Christopher Warre Smets (writer/director) really understands the flow of dialogue. Consider the fact that Joe Mantagna, who is known for channeling David Mamet, opted to speak the words of C.W. Smets. (There's something to that.) Plus the script strikes just the right balance of humour and pathos. By the way...this movie begs for a sequel.