Take 4 Actors that are Talented, Eye-Pleasing, and Mysterious.
Put Them in Front of Interesting European Scenery.
Reciting Dialog that Intrigues, Stings, and Swells the Plot.
You may Not have a Masterpiece, but a Damn Good Art-World Scam that is Ripe for Soul Snatching and Fallen Angels.
An Art-Critic that "Talks about art better than he makes it".
Echoing the Standard "He who can't do teaches", makes a Living being a Con-Artist Lessoning and Pick-Pocketing Tourist in Italy.
He Dreams of an Opportunity to Really Cash-In.
Enter Wealthy, Aging, but Ageless Mick Jagger as a "Real" Mover and Shaker.
He Takes Advantage of the Porous, Pretentious People in the World of High-Priced Art Work.
A Man who is Not Interested in the Work but What the Work can Put in His Pocket.
The Critic has with Him a Beauty that has Done A Few Things and Seen a Few Things.
They Match Wits and Bodily Fluids.
She is also a Kind-Soul that Instantly Charms World Renowned Artist and Recluse, Donald Sutherland.
The Famous Painter Finds Her Equally Lovely.
They Hit it Off as Our Antagonist Art-Critic Schemes with Jagger to Get the Unwilling Artist to Give it Up for Posterity.
It's a Wordy Thriller Worthy of a Sit-Down and Appreciate and Old Story Painted with a Modern Eye.
Put Them in Front of Interesting European Scenery.
Reciting Dialog that Intrigues, Stings, and Swells the Plot.
You may Not have a Masterpiece, but a Damn Good Art-World Scam that is Ripe for Soul Snatching and Fallen Angels.
An Art-Critic that "Talks about art better than he makes it".
Echoing the Standard "He who can't do teaches", makes a Living being a Con-Artist Lessoning and Pick-Pocketing Tourist in Italy.
He Dreams of an Opportunity to Really Cash-In.
Enter Wealthy, Aging, but Ageless Mick Jagger as a "Real" Mover and Shaker.
He Takes Advantage of the Porous, Pretentious People in the World of High-Priced Art Work.
A Man who is Not Interested in the Work but What the Work can Put in His Pocket.
The Critic has with Him a Beauty that has Done A Few Things and Seen a Few Things.
They Match Wits and Bodily Fluids.
She is also a Kind-Soul that Instantly Charms World Renowned Artist and Recluse, Donald Sutherland.
The Famous Painter Finds Her Equally Lovely.
They Hit it Off as Our Antagonist Art-Critic Schemes with Jagger to Get the Unwilling Artist to Give it Up for Posterity.
It's a Wordy Thriller Worthy of a Sit-Down and Appreciate and Old Story Painted with a Modern Eye.