FX – Murder by Illusion / FX 2 – The Deadly Art of Illusion (Blu-Ray) (IMPORT)

Double bill of action thrillers starring Bryan Brown and Brian Dennehy. In 'F/X' (1986) special effects expert Rollie Tyler (Brown) is hired by the Department of Justice to fake the death of mafia informant Nicholas DeFranco (Jerry Orbach). However, Rollie soon realises that someone within the Department of Justice is trying to kill him and he is forced to go on the run, relying on his skills of deception to keep him alive. Meanwhile, NYPD detective Leo McCarthy (Dennehy) is hunting DeFranco and he and Rollie must each decide if the other can be trusted. In the sequel 'F/X 2: Murder By Illusion' (1991) Rollie is contacted by his girlfriend Kim (Rachel Ticotin)'s ex-husband, a detective investigating a series of murders who needs Rollie's help. When he is killed, Rollie seeks help from Leo McCarthy and soon the two men become embroiled in a case involving murder, theft and treachery.

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Beskrivning

Format	Stereo
Ljud	Engelska
Undertexter
Genre	Thriller
Format	Blu-Ray
Originaltitel	FX – Murder by Illusion / FX 2 – The Deadly Art of Illusion
Regissör	Robert Mandel, Richard Franklin
Inspelningsår	1991
Skådespelare	Bryan Brown, Brian Dennehy, Diane Venora, Cliff De Young, Mason Adams, Jerry Orbach, Rachel Ticotin, Joanna Gleason, Philip Bosco, Kevin J. O’Connor
Filmformat
Längd	217 min
Region	Free
Åldersgräns	15 år
Label	Arrow Films UK
EAN	5027035029757

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Behind The Scenes

Interviews: Carl Fullerton (make-up effects supervisor); Robert Mandel (director); Eric Allard (make-up effects supervisor).

Commentary: ‘F/X: Murder By Illusion’: Mike White (Projection Booth podcast); Dan Martin (13 Finger FX) and Jennifer Handorf (film-maker); ‘F/X: The Deadly Art of Illusion’: Dan Martin and Jennifer Handorf.

Making Of Documentary

Other Documentary: ‘F/X Illusions’: Visual essay by Heather Wixson (film critic/author); ‘F/X Magic’: Visual essay by Heather Wixson; ‘The Australian Invasion’: Visual essay by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas (film scholar); ‘Inside Eric Allard’s Workshop’.