The Making of Dressed to Kill (2001)
*** 1/2 (out of 4)
This 45 minute documentary was originally produced for the DVD release of Brian DePalma's DRESSED TO KILL. It features interviews with DePalma, producer George Litto, stars Angie Dickinson, Keith Gordon, Nancy Allen, Dennis Franz and Gerald B. Greenburg. The documentary covers every aspect of the production from how DePalma got the idea for the story to how the money was eventually raised. We go into good detail about the shooting of the picture and how style played such an important role. The actors all discuss how they got involved with the production and what they did to create their roles.
If you're a fan of the film then you'll certainly want to check out this piece. Director Laurent Bouzereau was the master of these DVD-produced featurettes and once again he does a terrific job at giving you a behind-the-scenes look at the production. We also get to hear DePalma's frustration with critics of the film as well as his anger at the MPAA for cutting his film because it was too good.
*** 1/2 (out of 4)
This 45 minute documentary was originally produced for the DVD release of Brian DePalma's DRESSED TO KILL. It features interviews with DePalma, producer George Litto, stars Angie Dickinson, Keith Gordon, Nancy Allen, Dennis Franz and Gerald B. Greenburg. The documentary covers every aspect of the production from how DePalma got the idea for the story to how the money was eventually raised. We go into good detail about the shooting of the picture and how style played such an important role. The actors all discuss how they got involved with the production and what they did to create their roles.
If you're a fan of the film then you'll certainly want to check out this piece. Director Laurent Bouzereau was the master of these DVD-produced featurettes and once again he does a terrific job at giving you a behind-the-scenes look at the production. We also get to hear DePalma's frustration with critics of the film as well as his anger at the MPAA for cutting his film because it was too good.