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Kevin Spacey's Directorial Debut a Thriller! Rare on LD

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Kevin Spacey's Directorial Debut a Thriller! Rare on LD

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Matt Dillon, Faye Dunaway and Gary Sinise in...

Albino Alligator

( Catalog Number 10460AS )
(THX) (2.45:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

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Albino Alligator
1996 - 97 min. - Color
Genre: Thriller
Rated R
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
A trio of bumbling, two bit hoods arouse the attention of the Feds when they inadvertently smash through an FBI stakeout while on the run from an unrelated robbery gone awry. After crashing their car, the fugitives barricade themselves in the nearest building - Dino's Last Chance Bar, which is littered with surprised regular patrons.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Actor Kevin Spacey made his directorial debut with this thriller. Dova (Matt Dillon), Milo (Gary Sinise), and Law (William Fichtner) are three small-time crooks on the run after a botched robbery of a New Orleans warehouse led to a car chase, causing the death of two cops. Needing a place to hide, with Milo seriously injured, they sneak into Dino's Last Chance Bar, a shot-and-a-beer joint located on a side street in a basement. Before long, the bar is surrounded by a squadron of Federal agents and SWAT officers. The three robbers are convinced that the cops are trying to flush them out, but it turns out that they aren't the only crooks in search of a cold beer at Dino's. Smart-suited Guy (Viggo Mortensen) is actually an international dealer in illegal arms that the cops were trailing when they stumbled across the robbery gone wrong. As police negotiator Browning (Joe Mantegna) tries to get the bad guys to come out peacefully, the bar's patrons --- pool shooting Danny (Skeet Ulrich), aging beauty Janet (Faye Dunaway), and boozehound Jack (John Spencer) --- beg for mercy as Dova hatches a scheme that involves killing Guy and all the patrons. --- Mark Deming

Beyond reproach in his choices as an actor, Kevin Spacey finally missteps in his first outing as director, adding another to the stream of interchangeable talky crime dramas that Quentin Tarantino is credited with (and sometimes blamed for) reviving. When yet another band of small-time crooks hole themselves up in an after-hours dive, it gives Spacey too much time and too little space for a character study of essentially uninteresting characters. He understandably attracts quite an able cast, as actors usually clamber for the opportunity to immerse themselves in a dialogue-heavy script that allows them to emote under the dire circumstances of the scenario. But Christian Forte's screenplay is too fascinated with heightening the tension level at every turn to give the characters much complexity. His study of the friction between the crooks occasionally hits the mark, especially with the complicating fact that one of them is injured, but he quickly reverts to the more familiar territory of cat-and-mouse games between cops and robbers, kidnappers and captives. The meaning of the title, a bit of folklore hooey that doesn't enlighten the film's themes, gets obtrusively explained away by William Fichtner's unbalanced hick, the inappropriately named Law. "Let's albo gator him," suggests Law. Miramax should have albo gatored this movie, and given Spacey something worthier of his undeniably smart instincts. --- Derek Armstrong

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Cast for Albino Alligator

Matt Dillon - Dova
Faye Dunaway - Janet
Gary Sinise - Milo
William Fichtner - Law
Joe Mantegna - G.D. Browning
Viggo Mortensen - Guy
John Spencer - Jack
Skeet Ulrich - Danny
Toni Montgomery - Female Officer
M. Emmet Walsh - Dino
Alexander Smith - Reporter
Michael Unger - Reporter
Doug Spinuzza - Agent
Jock Worthen - Medic
Willie C. Carpenter - Reporter
Enrico Colantoni - Agents
Tulsy Ball - A.T.F. Agent
Travis Appel - Another Agent
Melinda McGraw - Jenny Ferguson
Brad Koepenick - Browning Assiatant
Frankie R. Faison - Agent Marv Rose
Jeff Hoffman - Jenny's Cameraman
Spencer Garrett - Agent

Crew for Albino Alligator

Kevin Spacey - Director
Brad Jenkel - Producer
Brad Krevoy - Producer
Steven Stabler - Producer
Christian Forte - Screenwriter
Mark Plummer - Cinematographer
Michael Brook - Songwriter
Jay Lash Cassidy - Editor
Nelson Coates - Production Designer
Burton Rencher - Art Director
Linda Sutton - Set Designer
Isis Mussenden - Costume Designer
John Rusk - First Assistant Director
Mark Weingarten - Sound/Sound Designer
David Rubin - Casting

Feature Details

Title: Albino Alligator
Feature Release Date: 1996
Genre: Thriller
Rating: R
Color: Color
Runtime: 97 Minutes
Picture: Letterboxed
Ratio: 2.45:1
Playback Format: CLV

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Technical Details

Catalog Number: 10460AS
UPC: 786936033250
Manufacturer: Pioneer USA
Publisher: Touchstone Home Video

Sides: 2
Cover: Jacket
Certification: THX
Sound Analog Right: Dolby Digital 5.1
Closed Caption: English
Spoken Language: English
Country: USA
Video Format: NTSC

Model: 10460AS-N
Shipping Weight: 1 lbs
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Matt Dillon, Faye Dunaway and Gary Sinise in...

Albino Alligator

( Catalog Number 10460AS )
(THX) (2.45:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc
Audio Commentary by Kevin Spacey and Jay Cassidy
See Many More Rare Dolby Digital AC-3 LaserDiscs at DaDon's...

Albino Alligator
1996 - 97 min. - Color
Genre: Thriller
Rated R
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
A trio of bumbling, two bit hoods arouse the attention of the Feds when they inadvertently smash through an FBI stakeout while on the run from an unrelated robbery gone awry. After crashing their car, the fugitives barricade themselves in the nearest building - Dino's Last Chance Bar, which is littered with surprised regular patrons.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Actor Kevin Spacey made his directorial debut with this thriller. Dova (Matt Dillon), Milo (Gary Sinise), and Law (William Fichtner) are three small-time crooks on the run after a botched robbery of a New Orleans warehouse led to a car chase, causing the death of two cops. Needing a place to hide, with Milo seriously injured, they sneak into Dino's Last Chance Bar, a shot-and-a-beer joint located on a side street in a basement. Before long, the bar is surrounded by a squadron of Federal agents and SWAT officers. The three robbers are convinced that the cops are trying to flush them out, but it turns out that they aren't the only crooks in search of a cold beer at Dino's. Smart-suited Guy (Viggo Mortensen) is actually an international dealer in illegal arms that the cops were trailing when they stumbled across the robbery gone wrong. As police negotiator Browning (Joe Mantegna) tries to get the bad guys to come out peacefully, the bar's patrons --- pool shooting Danny (Skeet Ulrich), aging beauty Janet (Faye Dunaway), and boozehound Jack (John Spencer) --- beg for mercy as Dova hatches a scheme that involves killing Guy and all the patrons. --- Mark Deming

Beyond reproach in his choices as an actor, Kevin Spacey finally missteps in his first outing as director, adding another to the stream of interchangeable talky crime dramas that Quentin Tarantino is credited with (and sometimes blamed for) reviving. When yet another band of small-time crooks hole themselves up in an after-hours dive, it gives Spacey too much time and too little space for a character study of essentially uninteresting characters. He understandably attracts quite an able cast, as actors usually clamber for the opportunity to immerse themselves in a dialogue-heavy script that allows them to emote under the dire circumstances of the scenario. But Christian Forte's screenplay is too fascinated with heightening the tension level at every turn to give the characters much complexity. His study of the friction between the crooks occasionally hits the mark, especially with the complicating fact that one of them is injured, but he quickly reverts to the more familiar territory of cat-and-mouse games between cops and robbers, kidnappers and captives. The meaning of the title, a bit of folklore hooey that doesn't enlighten the film's themes, gets obtrusively explained away by William Fichtner's unbalanced hick, the inappropriately named Law. "Let's albo gator him," suggests Law. Miramax should have albo gatored this movie, and given Spacey something worthier of his undeniably smart instincts. --- Derek Armstrong

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Cast for Albino Alligator

Matt Dillon - Dova
Faye Dunaway - Janet
Gary Sinise - Milo
William Fichtner - Law
Joe Mantegna - G.D. Browning
Viggo Mortensen - Guy
John Spencer - Jack
Skeet Ulrich - Danny
Toni Montgomery - Female Officer
M. Emmet Walsh - Dino
Alexander Smith - Reporter
Michael Unger - Reporter
Doug Spinuzza - Agent
Jock Worthen - Medic
Willie C. Carpenter - Reporter
Enrico Colantoni - Agents
Tulsy Ball - A.T.F. Agent
Travis Appel - Another Agent
Melinda McGraw - Jenny Ferguson
Brad Koepenick - Browning Assiatant
Frankie R. Faison - Agent Marv Rose
Jeff Hoffman - Jenny's Cameraman
Spencer Garrett - Agent

Crew for Albino Alligator

Kevin Spacey - Director
Brad Jenkel - Producer
Brad Krevoy - Producer
Steven Stabler - Producer
Christian Forte - Screenwriter
Mark Plummer - Cinematographer
Michael Brook - Songwriter
Jay Lash Cassidy - Editor
Nelson Coates - Production Designer
Burton Rencher - Art Director
Linda Sutton - Set Designer
Isis Mussenden - Costume Designer
John Rusk - First Assistant Director
Mark Weingarten - Sound/Sound Designer
David Rubin - Casting

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