The Hollywood Sign (2001) - film review

Comedy / Crime

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The Hollywood Sign is a German-American crime film first released in 2001, directed by Sönke Wortmann. The film is based on a novel by Leon de Winter and stars Tom Berenger, Jacqueline Kim, Rod Steiger, Burt Reynolds and Al Sapienza. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Sönke Wortmann
Script: Leon de Winter (novel), Leon de Winter
Photo: Wedigo von Schultzendorff
Music: Peter Wolf
Cast: Tom Berenger (Tom Greener), Jacqueline Kim (Paula Carver), Rod Steiger (Floyd Benson), Burt Reynolds (Kage Mulligan), Al Sapienza (Rodney), Dominic Keating (Steve), Eric Bruskotter (Muscle), David Proval (Charlie), Kay E. Kuter (Robbie Kant), Raf Mauro (Lenny Lena), Kathleen Gati (Deb), Roz Witt (Deli Waitress), Adria Tennor (Kant’s Receptionist), Amy Leland (Rocco Hostess), Mark Gantt (Party Boy), Garry Marshall (Director), Mark Phinney (First A.D. #1), Jeff Gardner (Camera Assistant), Teresa Hill (Wendy), Andy Milder (Sudio Executive #1), Gregory Phelan (Sudio Executive #2), Patricia McBride (Telephone Receptionist), Larry Wrentz (First A.D. #2), John Dybdahl (Clapper Loader), Whoopi Goldberg (One of the women throwing dirt on coffin at funeral scene), Christian J. Fletcher (Kage’s Son), Jennifer Marks (Girl), Alex Veadov (Cabbie)
Country: Germany / USA / Netherlands
Language: English
Runtime: 90 min

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