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Pulp - 1972 | 92 mins | Comedy, Thriller | ColourThe Production TeamDirector: Mike
Hodges. Producer: Michael Klinger. Script: Mike Hodges. Cinematography: Ousama Rawi. Editing: John Glen. Art Direction: Darrell Lass. Production Design: Patrick Downing. Costume Design: Gitt Magrini. Make-up Department: Paul Engelen, Mike Jones and George Partleton. Sound Department: Peter Horrocks, Gerry Humphries and Christian Wangler. Music: George Martin. |
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The CastMichael Caine
- Mickey King Mickey Rooney - Preston Gilbert Lionel Stander - Ben Dinuccio Lizabeth Scott - Princess Betty Cippola Nadia Cassini - Liz Adams Dennis Price - Mysterious Englishman |
Plot SynopsisThe year after Get Carter, Hodges teamed up with Michael
Caine again, this time relaxing the tension and playing for laughs in
this well-written comedy thriller.
Michael Caine is pulp fiction writer Mickey King, who finds life mirroring his art when he is asked to ghost-write the memoirs of a mystery celebrity. King is taken to meet his subject on a remote island by attractive Liz Adams (Nadia Cassini), once there he meets Preston Gilbert. Gilbert is an obnoxious and abusive over-the-hill film star with a speciality for playing gangsters, and suspected of having Mafia connections. Gilbert encourages King to take down notes of his colourful life and invites him to attend a party later in the day; while at the party, gunshots ring out and Gilbert is found dead. King now decides on amateur detective work to seek the reasons for the actors murder and at the same time put his own life in jeopardy. |
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