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The story of a cop who wanted it bad and got it worse
Certificate: 18
Running Time: 105 mins
Retail Price: £12.99
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Synopsis:
Jack Grimaldi (Gary Oldman) is a seasoned New York City cop who specialises in organised crime. His job is to watch gangsters for a living. Once, in the faded past of his youth, it was an important job, but now Jack sees that life on the other side of the binoculars has that little extra something that he is missing - extra sex, extra money, extra excitement.

So, he starts walking on both sides of the street, splitting his loyalty between the mobsters and the law, and his affections between his loving wife (Annabella Sciorra) and a willing mistress (Juliette Lewis). He's just taking what he thinks he's earned, until life sends him what he truly deserves - hit woman Mona Demarkov (Lena Olin), a woman whose trigger finger is as deadly as her powers of seduction. And Jack is about to run headlong into his own apocalyptic day of reckoning...

Special Features:
Original theatrical trailer

Video Tracks:
Widescreen Anamorphic 1.85:1

Audio Tracks:
Dolby Digital Stereo 2.0 French
Dolby Digital Stereo 2.0 English

Subtitle Tracks:
French
Polish
Swedish
Finnish
CC: English
Greek
Danish
Norwegian

Directed By:
Peter Medak

Written By:
Hilary Henkin

Starring:
Roy Scheider
Juliette Lewis
Annabella Sciorra
Lena Olin
Gary Oldman

Casting By:
Bonnie Timmermann

Soundtrack By:
Mark Isham

Director of Photography:
Dariusz Wolski

Editor:
Walter Murch

Costume Designer:
Aude Bronson-Howard

Production Designer:
Stuart Wurtzel

Producer:
Paul Webster
Hilary Henkin
Michael Flynn

Executive Producer:
Eric Fellner
Tim Bevan

Distributor:
Metro Goldwyn Mayer

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