Mobsters terrorize a man while dispensing marital advice.
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Cast
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Kathleen Haaversen | ... |
Clarisse
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| Peter Linari | ... |
Eddie
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Larry Picard | ... |
Walther
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Paul Romanello | ... |
Beretta
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Frances Toliver | ... |
Agnes
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Directed by
| Keith Snyder | ||
Written by
| Keith Snyder | ... | () |
Produced by
| Mike Faircloth | ... | executive producer |
| Wendy Shear | ... | supervising producer |
| Keith Snyder | ... | producer |
Music by
| Kathleen Haaversen | ||
| Keith Snyder | ||
Cinematography by
| David Berliner | ||
Editing by
| Keith Snyder | ||
Production Design by
| Clarissa Shanahan | ||
Art Direction by
| Jason Arthur | ||
Costume Design by
| David M. Henderson | ||
Art Department
| David M. Henderson | ... | props |
| Ava Larkin | ... | illustrator |
| Amber Winick | ... | assistant production designer |
Sound Department
| Robert Auld | ... | sound recordist |
| Will Gardiner | ... | boom operator |
| Cynthia Leigh Heim | ... | foley artist |
Visual Effects by
| Jason Arthur | ... | animator |
Stunts
| Melissa Lone | ... | fight choreographer |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Ian Bloom | ... | gaffer |
| Drew Ferraro | ... | grip |
| Mike Jackson | ... | grip |
| Robert Krupka | ... | electrician |
| Paul Yee | ... | key grip |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Havi Elkaim | ... | assistant costume designer |
Additional Crew
| Tory K. Clark | ... | production assistant |
| Gregory Daniels | ... | choreographer |
| Michael Mazzola | ... | assistant to line producers |
| Frank Passarella | ... | weapons consultant |
| Mary Reagan | ... | production assistant |
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Storyline
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| Taglines | 1 husband. 1 wife. 2 thugs. And 3 simple lies. See more » |
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| Parents Guide | Add content advisory for parents » |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | The end credits say "There was no lip-syncing in this film." That's the literal truth - the performers spoke and sang their lines live on the set, a capella, without any on-set playback. Music was created organically around the performances in post-production. See more » |