Jason Flemyng
Henry Creedlow
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Canada. Languages. English. Spanish. Budget. $5 million [1] Bruiser is a 2000 French-Canadian horror - thriller film written and directed by George A. Romero and starring Jason Flemyng, Peter Stormare and Leslie Hope. [2] Bruiser was filmed in Toronto .
Feb 13, 2000 · Bruiser: Directed by George A. Romero. With Jason Flemyng, Peter Stormare, Leslie Hope, Nina Garbiras. After years of being tread upon and cheated on, a man awakens to find his face has a been replaced by a blank, white mask.
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- Horror, Mystery
- George A. Romero
- 2000-02-13
Bruiser. Rent Bruiser on Fandango at Home, Prime Video, or buy it on Fandango at Home, Prime Video. A milquetoast (Jason Flemyng) awakens with a white, featureless face that enables him to kill...
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- George A. Romero
- R
- Jason Flemyng
Synopsis. Henry Creedlow (Jason Flemyng) is a businessman who wakes up in the morning, and goes through his usual routine, doing things like showering, shaving, and brushing his teeth. He then puts a gun to his head and shoots himself... a fatal act he merely imagined.
Oct 9, 2001 · Overview. Bruiser is the story of a man who has always tried to fit in. He keeps his mouth shut, follows the rules, and does what he's supposed to do. But one morning, he wakes up to find his face is gone. All the years of acquiescence have cost him the one thing he can't replace: his identity.
Bruiser is the story of a man who has always tried to fit in. He keeps his mouth shut, follows the rules, and does what he’s supposed to do. But one morning, he wakes up to find his face is gone. All the years of acquiescence have cost him the one thing he can’t replace: his identity.
Release Date. 2000. Location. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Technical Specs. Duration. 1h 39m. Synopsis. A successful business executive awakens one morning to discover his face is gone and uses his anonymity to exact revenge against those who have abused him. Director. George A. Romero. Director. Cast. Tom Atkins. Peter Stormare. Jason Flemyng.
