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Bookmark this pageGuncrazy (1992)
Director: Tamra Davis
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From Time Out Film Guide
Straight to video in Britain, but audience support in the US eventually won it a theatrical release. Inspired by They Live by Night and the original Gun Crazy, this is a love-on-the-run yarn, with the incendiary Barrymore immensely sympathetic as the promiscuous, sexually mistreated teen who goes on the lam with former prison pen-pal LeGross. They leave behind an unwitting trail of death and destruction, begun by her shooting of abusive guardian Dallesandro. Although it doesn't seek to excuse their wrongdoing, the film stands out for its convincing depiction of the up-against-it white-trash mentality and the overriding demands of youthful desire.Author: TJ
Cast & crew
Director: Tamra Davis
Producer: Diane Firestone, Zane W Levitt
Cast: Drew Barrymore, James LeGros, Joe Dallesandro, Billy Drago, Michael Ironside, Rodney Harvey full cast
Genre(s): Thrillers
Duration: 93 mins
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