Layer Cake - (Daniel Craig - Sienna Miller)(2004)Dvd Rip [Xvid-ENG]

Genre:

Crime | Drama | Thriller



Layer Cake - (Daniel Craig - Sienna Miller)(2004)Dvd Rip [Xvid-ENG]



Starring



Daniel Craig ... XXXX

Sienna Miller ... Tammy

Tom Hardy ... Clarkie

Jamie Foreman ... Duke

Sally Hawkins ... Slasher

Burn Gorman ... Gazza

Brinley Green ... Nobby

George Harris ... Morty

Tamer Hassan ... Terry

Colm Meaney ... Gene

Marcel Iures ... Slavo

Francis Magee ... Paul the Boatman

Dimitri Andreas ... Angelo

Kenneth Cranham ... Jimmy Price

Garry Tubbs ... Brian

Nathalie Lunghi ... Charlie



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Audio

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Language : English





IMDB Rating =



7.4/10



Plot



The successful drug dealer Mr. X plans his criminal career intermediating business with drugs without calling the attention, working with a small gang and honoring his payments with the suppliers. On the day planned for his early retirement, the powerful mobster Jimmy Price gives two assignments to him: find Charlie, the addicted daughter of his associate Eddie Temple and negotiate um million pills of high-quality ecstasy with the stupid smalltime gangster Duke. Mr. X hires two acquaintances crooks in a night-club to find Charlie, and he unexpectedly meets Duke's cousin Sidney with his sexy girlfriend Tammy and flirts with her. But Mr. X discovers that the ecstasy was stolen from the dangerous and wild Serbian drug lord Dragan that wants the head of Duke and the drugs back. Further, Eddie shows a tape proving that he has been double-crossed by Jimmy, and also wants the ecstasy. The smart Mr. X plots a scheme to resolve the situation and meet Tammy.



Review From IMDB



After being cast as Bond, Daniel Craig's back catalogue is now much sought after. Although Craig came to most of the UK's attention with a stand out performance in Our Friends in the North, it's Layer Cake that showcases why he got the Bond audition. Perhaps now, this strong contender for the best thriller of the year may find the audience it deserves. Mis-sold as a more art house friendly addition to the Guy Ritchie school of crime films, Layer Cake is a unique and remarkable experience.



The plot is deceivingly simple and would wrongly be placed in the gangster-wanting-to-retire-peacefully cinema staple seen frequently in Al Pacino movies. It is a much greater accomplishment that the audacious visual style, superb script and excellent performances make easy comparisons to this film pretty difficult. If anything it is closer to Schrader's 'American Gigalo' where the morally questionable hero is engulfed in a situation going on around him. The predominantly male cast is faultless with everyone from Dexter Fletcher to Michael Gambon putting in superb turns to give the characters justice. Far more human than the cartoon stereotypes we've come to expect after so very many Brit gangster flicks. Craig has never looked in better shape for taking on Hollywood.