Dead Again (1991)
Genre: Romance / Thriller
Duration: 108 minuten
Country:
United States / United Kingdom
Directed by: Kenneth Branagh
Stars: Kenneth Branagh, Andy Garcia and Derek Jacobi
IMDb score:
6,8 (31.741)
Releasedate: 23 August 1991
Dead Again plot
"How many times can you die for love?"
In 1949, composer Roman Strauss is murdered for murdering his wife Margaret with scissors. In 1990 in Los Angeles, a woman has visions of the Strauss murder. Mike Church decides to investigate.
Actors and actresses
Roman Strauss / Mike Church
Gray Baker
Margaret Strauss / Grace
Father Timothy
Sister Madeleine/Starlet
Cozy Carlisle
Franklyn Madson
Pete Dugan
Inga
Doug O'Malley
Reviews & comments
606
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- 23876 messages
- 12263 votes
What a film very well done especially the alternation in black and white.
Actors play 2 roles and they do that very well.
Story is just fine.
4 stars
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scorsese
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- 13155 messages
- 11068 votes
Good film in which a detective tries to determine the identity of a woman with amnesia. Hitchcockian in both execution and story, and it works out well here. An excellent plot with some good twists and where two stories (separated by time) are told parallel to each other.
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Sergio Leone
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- 4403 messages
- 3088 votes
Entertaining.
Hardly to be taken seriously, but nevertheless entertaining mix of romantic drama and thriller with Hitchcock influences. It's all rather thick and that's why it's easy to digest. We are now 30 years after the production year and the film is quite dated in certain areas, such as the soundtrack.
Anyway, Kenneth Branagh - not even a very good actor - does what he has to do just fine, and the same can be said of Emma Thompson - I like to see her busy again. Furthermore, some supporting roles for well-known heads such as Andy Garcia and Robin Williams.
Branagh is also behind the camera, but as mentioned, the film seems to be a kind of ode to the Hitchcock thrillers. Much of its own stamp is barely recognizable. Although not shot in black and white, those scenes of the Straussen are portrayed atmospherically. But in general, the end product is just a simple, easy-to-digest bite.
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