Last Shot (2004)
Année de sortie: 2004
Nation: United States
Alternative Title: The Last Shot, El último golpe, Luzes, Câmera, Ação
Réalisateur: Jeff Nathanson
Writer: Jeff Nathanson, Steve Fishman
Production & Genre
Producteur: Producer: David Hoberman, Larry Brezner
Co-Producer: Ellen Erwin
Executive Producer: Stan Wlodkowski, Todd Lieberman
Sociétés: Burro Productions, MBST, Mandeville Films, Touchstone Pictures
Genre: Action, Comedy, Comedy Film, Romance
Budget: N/A
Mots-clés
Mots-clés: agent, bare chested male, bed, deception, fbi agent, fbi federal bureau of investigation, film within a film, giallo, grauman's chinese theatre los angeles, grindhouse film, kiss, man, mobster, movie producer, satire comedy, sting operation, torture, towel, undercover, urination
Histoire
Movie director-screenwriter Steven Schats gets his big break when FBI agent Joe Devine, posing as movie producer Joe Diamond, hires him to direct a script written by Steven and his brother Marshall 'Paris'. The film, initially intended as a mob sting operation cover for Devine to catch Teamster racketeer Tommy Sanz, becomes a real production with an Oscar-nominated actor volunteering to star. Throughout the shoot, complications arise as everyone begins to believe in the cancer biopic's authenticity, even the FBI brass.
Résumé
Last Shot (2004) is a comedy film directed by Jeff Nathanson. The movie blends action and comedy elements as it follows Steven Schats' journey from theater manager to movie director. The story revolves around an FBI sting operation gone awry when everyone involved starts believing in the production's authenticity, leading to unexpected complications.
