Kiss Kiss (Bang Bang)
Synopsis
To pay off his stack of debts, Felix has to face his worst nightmare - to baby-sit Bubba (Penn), a thirty-year old man who's never left his room.
As Felix reveals a world of drink, music and women (McCutcheon) to a wide-eyed Bubba, Bubba begins to thaw Felix's icy heart.
But Felix's past is catching up on them.
Details
- Year
- 2001
- Type of project
- Features
- Format
- 35mm Kodak
- Director
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Stewart Sugg
- Producer
- Norma Heyman, William Turner
- Editor
- Jim Clarke
- Screenwriter
- Stewart Sugg
- Director of Photography
- Tony Pierce-Roberts
- Sound
- Tony Dawe
- Composer
- John Dankworth and the Away Team
- Principal cast
- Stellan Skarsgård, Chris Penn, Paul Bettany, Martine McCutcheon
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Pagoda Film and TV Corporation
Contact: James Richardson4th Floor, Portland House
4 Great Portland Street
London W1W 8QJ
UK
T+44 020 7612 1070
pagoda@civiliancontent.com
Sales Company
Wild Bunch (a division of Studiocanal)
Contact: Alain De La Mata231 Portobello Road
London W11 1LT
UK
T +44 020 7792 9791
mata@bluelight.co.uk
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