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About this movie. When a celebrity homicide detective and a brash, young fire marshal race against time to stop a pair of publicity seeking murderers, a high-profile newscaster buys videotapes of the gruesome crimes--turning the killers into instant media stars. Now, just how far will society's most desperate people go in order to get their 15 ...
Aug 14, 2001 · Amazon.com: 15 Minutes (Infinifilm Edition) : Robert De Niro, Edward Burns, Kelsey Grammer, Avery Brooks, Melina Kanakaredes, Jean Yves Escoffier, John Herzfeld ...
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A fire marshal and an eyewitness to a murder fight for their lives in a booby-trapped apartment. And that’s about as tame as 15 Minutes gets. Emil and Oleg leave a wake of bodies behind them from the second they set foot on American soil. Emil’s weapon of choice is a knife.
Feb 28, 2017 · 15 Minutes (Blu-ray) When two Eastern European criminals decide that the fastest route to fame and fortune in the U.S. is infamy, they embark on a vicious, headline-grabbing killing rampage. How on their trail are a veteran homocide detective (Robert De Niro)and a young arson investigator (Edward Burns).
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YMMV. Create New. 15 Minutes is a 2001 action-thriller film, directed by John Herzfeld, starring Robert De Niro and Edward Burns as a NYPD homicide detective and fire marshal who team up to try to stop a pair of Eastern European gangsters who filming and recording murders. Detective Eddie Flemming (De Niro) is a hotshot NYPD detective who is ...
15 MINUTES is a provocative, literate R-rated thriller about fame, crime, the news media, and the American legal system. Robert DeNiro stars as Eddie, a famous New York City cop tracking two criminals from Eastern Europe, one of whom carries along a digital camera to record their crimes. Edward Burns plays an arson investigator who tags along ...
Lots of drinking and smoking. Parents need to know that the movie is exceptionally violent, with graphic murders, including the death of a character we care about. Interestingly, the most upsetting crime is broadcast to a television audience but not shown on-screen. The movie has strong language and sexual references, including prostitution….
