Crockett attempts to prove that a murder in a snuff film was real.Crockett attempts to prove that a murder in a snuff film was real.Crockett attempts to prove that a murder in a snuff film was real.
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- TriviaKelly Lynch actually performed as three different characters in this one episode: she first appears as Lori Swann in the peep show visited by Crockett and Tubbs. She then plays Amy Ryder in the film's "dead-eyes" scene, and lastly appears as Margot Franck at the roof-top film party. This is the only time in the series that one actor performed three different characters in the same episode.
- GoofsWhen driving around near the end, Crockett has his spiked haircut from Season 3.
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Det. James 'Sonny' Crockett: But then, what the hell do I know?
- SoundtracksVet for the Insane
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Written by Carl McCoy, Tony Pettitt, Paul Wright, Andrew Wright and Peter Yates
Performed by Fields of the Nephilim
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The best episode of season 4
When I first saw this episode on TV a few months back, I thought it was pretty boring. But that was before I saw the other seasons and started to understand the style of the show in terms of storytelling. I came to appreciate the non-violent (action scenes) episodes.
The episode features Sonny realizing a real murder has been committed on a porn film. At first Sonny has doubts, but he begins to realize something more is going on when the director of the film is obviously showing off and getting away with it. This frustrates Crockett and it's becoming very clear as the episode draws to a close.
This episode reminded me much of Manhunter and season 3's "Shadow in the dark". The focus is on a person being obsessed or determined to find the truth. It works well on all levels.
The episode features Sonny realizing a real murder has been committed on a porn film. At first Sonny has doubts, but he begins to realize something more is going on when the director of the film is obviously showing off and getting away with it. This frustrates Crockett and it's becoming very clear as the episode draws to a close.
This episode reminded me much of Manhunter and season 3's "Shadow in the dark". The focus is on a person being obsessed or determined to find the truth. It works well on all levels.
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- dangkoen
- Dec 11, 2007
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