Chicago – Listen up, fans of “The Boondock Saints”! In our latest Chicago-filmed edition of HollywoodChicago.com Hookup: DVD, we have one VIP prize pack up for grabs for “Chicago Overcoat” from Chicago’s Beverly Ridge Pictures!
Chicago-filmed “Chicago Overcoat” stars Frank Vincent (“The Sopranos”), Kathrine Narducci (“The Sopranos”), Mike Starr (“Goodfellas”), Stacy Keach (“American History X “), Armand Assante (“American Gangster”), Danny Goldring, Tim Gamble, Martin Shannon, Barret Walz, Gina D’Ercoli, Robert Gerdisch, Rick Plastina, Mark Vallarta, Jack Bronis and Michael Guido from director Brian Caunter and writers John Bosher and John Bosher. One person will win the following:
One “Chicago Overcoat” DVD Limited-edition “Chicago Overcoat” T-shirt made by Phli founder Dave Jeff Photo autographed by “Chicago Overcoat” star Frank Vincent
The street date for the film’s North American DVD release is April 19, 2011. To win your free VIP prize pack courtesy of HollywoodChicago.com, all you need to do...
Chicago-filmed “Chicago Overcoat” stars Frank Vincent (“The Sopranos”), Kathrine Narducci (“The Sopranos”), Mike Starr (“Goodfellas”), Stacy Keach (“American History X “), Armand Assante (“American Gangster”), Danny Goldring, Tim Gamble, Martin Shannon, Barret Walz, Gina D’Ercoli, Robert Gerdisch, Rick Plastina, Mark Vallarta, Jack Bronis and Michael Guido from director Brian Caunter and writers John Bosher and John Bosher. One person will win the following:
One “Chicago Overcoat” DVD Limited-edition “Chicago Overcoat” T-shirt made by Phli founder Dave Jeff Photo autographed by “Chicago Overcoat” star Frank Vincent
The street date for the film’s North American DVD release is April 19, 2011. To win your free VIP prize pack courtesy of HollywoodChicago.com, all you need to do...
- 5/2/2011
- by adam@hollywoodchicago.com (Adam Fendelman)
- HollywoodChicago.com
By Sam Weisberg - April 28, 2011
No actor has mastered the art of muttering obscenities under his breath more expertly than Dennis Farina. In “Get Shorty,” “Snatch” and other films about low-life criminals, Farina, with his eagle-eyed glare, Charles Bronson-like mustache and clenched-teeth diction, has stolen every scene he’s in merely by spouting off an array of expletives. “The fucking airport,” he barks at a cab driver in “Get Shorty,” disgusted at being put upon to give simple directions. His every eyebrow twitch, stiff-necked shrug and sarcastic overemphasis on every word—as if he’s already explained what he’s saying three times—deliver the message: “I don’t give an inch for you—you give an inch for me.”
Happily, Farina’s signature macho style is put to good use for much of “The Last Rites of Joe May.” But the film, directed and written by Joe Maggio,...
No actor has mastered the art of muttering obscenities under his breath more expertly than Dennis Farina. In “Get Shorty,” “Snatch” and other films about low-life criminals, Farina, with his eagle-eyed glare, Charles Bronson-like mustache and clenched-teeth diction, has stolen every scene he’s in merely by spouting off an array of expletives. “The fucking airport,” he barks at a cab driver in “Get Shorty,” disgusted at being put upon to give simple directions. His every eyebrow twitch, stiff-necked shrug and sarcastic overemphasis on every word—as if he’s already explained what he’s saying three times—deliver the message: “I don’t give an inch for you—you give an inch for me.”
Happily, Farina’s signature macho style is put to good use for much of “The Last Rites of Joe May.” But the film, directed and written by Joe Maggio,...
- 4/29/2011
- by Screen Comment
- Screen Comment
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