Bulletproof Heart
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Mark Malone
Philip Maurice Hayes
Claudio Devictor
Joseph Maher
Mark Acheson
Mimi Rogers
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
The session between Mick, a nihilistic New York hitman, and an expensive call girl is interrupted by the entrance of his friend and assistant, Archie, who has just returned from exile in Florida, after bungling the job Mick just had to finish. As Mick gets rid of the girl, his employer George turns up. After raging at the cowering Archie, George announces apologetically to Mick that he needs the use of his services this very night to kill a certain woman, a woman who inexplicably is expecting him--and is willing to be murdered. Mick finds himself falling hard for this particular victim, the enigmatic Fiona. As Mick struggles with the unfamiliar sensations of love, he reveals his doubts about killing this woman to George. In turn, George confides she must be killed tonight--that his own life will be in jeopardy is she does not die.
Director
Mark Malone
Cast
Philip Maurice Hayes
Claudio Devictor
Joseph Maher
Mark Acheson
Mimi Rogers
Justine Priestley
Peter Boyle
Matt Craven
Anthony Lapaglia
Monika Schnarre
Christopher Mark Pinhey
Crew
Maxyne Baker
Graeme Coleman
Lorne Davidson
Gary Delfiner
Abra Edelman
Abra Edelman
Elisa Goodman
Laurie Hawes
Kelsey Howard
Kelsey Howard
R Marty Lewis
Greg Malcolm
Mark Malone
Mark Malone
Eric Mcnab
Sharon Mcnamara
Gordon Melbourne
Elizabeth Patrick
Greg Reely
Robin Russell
Tobias Schliessler
Tobias Schliessler
Paul Sharpe
Marcia Shulman
Robert Sigman
Lynne Stopkewich
Michael Strange
Kerry Uchida
Robert Vince
William Vince
Film Details
Technical Specs
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Trivia
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Released in United States October 1994
Released in United States November 1994
Shown at Montreal World Film Festival (Cinema of Today: Reflections of Our Time) August 25 - September 5, 1994.
Shown at Cannes Film Festival (market) May 12-23, 1994.
Shown at Hamptons International Film Festival October 19-23, 1994.
Shown at Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival (in competition) November 11-20, 1994.
Feature directorial debut for American playwright and screenwriter Mark Malone. Although he wrote the screenplay, Malone only receives a "from story" credit; in order to qualify for a Canadian tax shelter, the film's producers instead gave sole screenwriting credit to the pseudonymous Canadian writer Gordon Melbourne.
Released in United States Winter December 30, 1994
Released in United States March 31, 1995 (Los Angeles)
Released in United States April 7, 1995 (New York City)
Expanded Release in United States July 21, 1995
Released in United States on Video October 3, 1995
Released in United States 1994 (Shown at Montreal World Film Festival (Cinema of Today: Reflections of Our Time) August 25 - September 5, 1994.)
Released in United States May 1994 (Shown at Cannes Film Festival (market) May 12-23, 1994.)
Released in United States Winter December 30, 1994
Released in United States March 31, 1995
Released in United States April 7, 1995
Expanded Release in United States July 21, 1995
Released in United States on Video October 3, 1995
Released in United States 1994
Released in United States May 1994
Released in United States October 1994 (Shown at Hamptons International Film Festival October 19-23, 1994.)
Released in United States November 1994 (Shown at Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival (in competition) November 11-20, 1994.)
