Bruiser (film)
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| Directed by | George A. Romero |
| Produced by | Ben Barenholtz Peter Grunwald |
| Written by | George A. Romero |
| Starring | Jason Flemyng Peter Stormare Leslie Hope |
| Music by | Donald Rubinstein |
| Cinematography | Adam Swica |
| Editing by | Miume Jan Eramo |
| Studio | Le Studio Canal+ Barenholtz Productions Romero-Grunwald Productions |
| Distributed by | Canal+ |
| Release date(s) | 13 February 2000 |
| Running time | 99 minutes |
| Country | United States France |
| Language | English Spanish |
| Budget | $5 million[1] |
Bruiser is a 2000 thriller film, which stars Jason Flemyng, it was written and directed by George A. Romero.
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[edit] Synopsis
Henry Creedlow, a man who wakes up one morning to discover that his face has been replaced by a white featureless mask.[2]
[edit] Plot
Bruiser is the story of a man who has always tried to fit in. He keeps his mouth shut, follows the rules, and does what he is supposed to do. But one morning, he wakes up to find his face is gone. All the years of acquiescence have cost him the one thing he can't replace: his identity. Now he's a blank, outside as well as in, an anonymous, featureless phantom. Bent on exacting revenge, he explodes. He isn't going to follow the rules anymore.
[edit] Cast
- Jason Flemyng as Henry Creedlow
- Peter Stormare as Milo Styles
- Leslie Hope as Rosemary Newley
- Nina Garbiras as Janine Creedlow
- Andrew Tarbet as James Larson
- Tom Atkins as Det. McCleary
- Jonathan Higgins as Det. Rakowski
- Jeff Monahan as Tom Burtram
- Marie Cruz as Number 9
- Beatriz Pizano as Katie Saldano
- Tamsin Kelsey as Mariah Breed
- Kelly King as Gloria Kite
- Susanne Sutchy as Colleen
- Balázs Koós as Chester
- Jean Daigle as Faduah
- Chris Gillett as Male executive
- Chantal Quesnel as Rita
- Jennifer Foster as Carol
- Boyd Banks as Jester
- Neil Crone as Boss
- Ted Ludzik as Gas station attendant
- Diana Platts as Reporter
- Kiran Friesen as Lady Godiva
- Murray Oliver as Cameraman
- Peter Mensah as Skinhead
- Neville Edwards as Derelict
- Yan Feldman as Knife
- D'Arcy Smith as Uniform
- Colin Glazer as Police officer
- Monique Osier as Top Hat
- Tina Romero as Cleopatra
- C.J. Fidler as Captive woman
- Ron Webber as Captive man
- Kevin Rushton as Drunk attacker
- Andrew Romero as Little devil
- Jason Winn 'J.B. Destiny' Bareford as Guitarist
- Big Poppa Gator as Bouncer
- Ari Cohen as Caller #1
- David Lyle as Caller #2
- David Harcourt as Rigger
- Ron Van Hart as Football player
- Bryan Renfro as Train station man
- Victoria Fodor as Lady in red
- Melanie as Diogee
- Dr. Chud as The Misfits
- Christine Forrest as Birdcage partygoer
- Michale Graves as The Misfits
- Jerry Only as The Misfits
- Michael Stevens as Party robber
- Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein as The Misfits
[edit] Soundtrack
The score was composed by Donald Rubinstein and the soundtrack features the horror punk band the Misfits.[3]
[edit] Release
It premiered on 13 February 2000 in Canada and was directly released to DVD in the United States on 09 October 2001.[4]
[edit] Production
Bruiser is the first film directed by Romero since the 1993 film The Dark Half. [5]
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- Bruiser at the Internet Movie Database
- Bruiser at AllRovi
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