I pay homage to a lot of 60’s and 70’s crime movies in STILETTO, most notably Bullit. Here is one of the more noticeable spots.
Stiletto: G IS FOR GIALLO
The name of this character says a lot about his nature. Based on the Italian version of the noir genre, “Giallo” means “yellow” or “false”. Yellow is also one of the more prominent colors in the book. As you can tell from this sequence, Giallo doesn’t have a sense of humor. Can you trust a guy like […]
Trailer for Thomas Alsop: The Hand of the Island
Jeg har arbejdet sammen med den amerikanske forfatter Chris Miskiewicz på en længere graphic novel om den New York-baserede illusionist og tv-stjerne Thomas Alsop. Chris har store planer med projektet – emndog så store, at han har fået lavet en promo trailer med skuespillere, special effects og hele pivetøjet. Jeg kan simpelthen ikke få armene […]
Stiletto: F IS FOR FOOSBALL
One of the subplots in STILETTO is the foosball – or “table soccer” – game that Maynard leaves at the station house. The game attracts so much attention, that phones go unanswered and crimes go unsolved.
Stiletto: E IS FOR EUROPE
Although the setting is deliberately unclear, there is no mistaking that the city in which STILETTO takes place is European. Influences come from Spain, Italy and France, mostly. When the movie get’s made, I’m hoping they choose Marseille for the shoot.
Stiletto: D IS FOR DOMESTIC
There are plenty of shoot-outs and violent confrontations in STILETTO, but equally important are the stand-offs between Maynard and his wife. Here’s a look at one of them – wonder who wins?