Barry Newman, Brad Dourif, Brion James
A grimy golf caddy (Will Sasso) hires a former Los Angeles cop (Michael Rooker) to protect the man's 17-year-old sister (Selma Blair), who's romantically linked to Solly (Harold Gould) -- a wealthy mo...( read more
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DVD Release Date: April 11, 2000
Stats: 25 reviews
A very average adaptation of Ellroy's novel, the film threw me a bit by being set in modern day rather than Ellroy's customary 50's Hollywood.
This film is a decent effort, but still left me wanting the period feel that the material deserved.
Worth a rental.
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