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The Mechanic (1972 film)

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470:"I wanted a commentary on the use of human relationships and sexual manipulation in the lives of two hired killers. It was supposed to be a chess game between the older assassin and his young apprentice. The younger man sees that he can use his sexuality to find the Achilles heel that he needs to win. There was a fascinating edge to it, though, because toward the end the younger man began to fall in love, and this fought with his desire to beat the master and take his place as number one ... The picture was supposed to be a real investigation into this situation, and it turned into a pseudo 1189: 268:, known as a "mechanic", who works exclusively for a secretive international criminal organization that has very strict rules. His occupation affords him a lavish lifestyle - he regularly listens to classical music, has an art collection, and is a connoisseur of fine wines. However, he is forced to live alone - he cannot show emotions or trust people. Bishop is under constant emotional pressure, so much so that he is prescribed 697: 292:
Bishop teaches Steve that "every person has a weakness, and that once this weakness is found, the target is easy to kill". However, Bishop failed to get his superiors' prior consent for the arrangement. Following a messy assassination conducted by Bishop and Steve, the organization warns Bishop that his irresponsible choice to involve Steve has been interpreted as selfish behavior.
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At Big Harry's funeral, Bishop runs into Harry's narcissistic, ruthless and ambitious son Steve. Steve is intrigued by Bishop and seeks to find out more about him. Bishop is also intrigued. He realizes that Steve has a personality suited for being a hit man, and plays along. As part of his training,
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The story follows Arthur Bishop (Bronson), a top assassin who takes under his wing Steve McKenna (Vincent), the ruthless and ambitious son of Harry McKenna (Wynn), the former head of the secret organization for which Bishop works. It is noted for its opening, which features no dialogue for the first
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When Bishop is assigned one of the organization's heads, "Big Harry" McKenna, he shoots at Big Harry while making him think that the shots are being fired by a hidden sniper. Harry, who Bishop knows has a weak heart, runs up a steep incline, which triggers a heart attack. Bishop then finishes Harry
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as a "solemn, rather spurious action melodrama". Noting the "father son rivalry" between Arthur and Steve and picking up on the "latent homosexual bond" between the two, Canby concluded that the film was "non-stop, mostly irrelevant physical spectacle" and pondered what a different director might
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The organization then gives Bishop an urgent mission, this time in Italy. Once again, Bishop involves Steve in the new plan, but just before they leave Bishop happens to find among Steve's belongings a file containing information about Bishop. This file is identical in format to the target files
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gave the film 2.5 stars out of 4 and praised Bronson's performance, noting that he appears to be truly listening to Vincent rather than simply waiting for him to stop for Bronson's next line. While finding the plot twists "neat", Ebert found that director Winner failed to squarely address the
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who also appears in the film. The shooting required 65 camera setups. The scenes were cut short in the final edit, because, according to associate producer Henry Gellis, their inclusion made the film seem like an installment in the James Bond series.
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In Italy, Bishop and Steve approach a boat where their intended victim is supposed to be, but it becomes apparent that this was a trap and they are the real targets. Bishop and Steve are ambushed, but they manage to kill all their would-be assassins.
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In November 1971 it was announced Charles Bronson would star under the direction of Michael Winner for producers Chartoff and Winkler. Filming was to begin December 6, 1971. Jan Michael Vincent's casting was announced early December 1971.
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gave the film only 1 star out of 4 and wrote, "The entirely unoriginal production moves at a numbing pace with Bronson mirroring the directorial lethargy with his silent, 'don't I have strong cheekbones' demeanor".
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wrote, "It's a predictable, expendable piece of formula moviemaking, and the men responsible for it seem considerably more proficient at manufacturing thrills than generating and sustaining dramatic interest".
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Upon its release, the film received generally mixed reviews from critics but it was praised for its action scenes, acting and writing, although Winner's direction and the storytelling was criticized.
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dismissed the film as "a banal expedition into slaughter and sadism and stupid dialogue". Any hint of authenticity, she wrote, was obliterated by Winner's "bang-bang-bang approach". Gary Arnold of
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was about "professionals who dispassionately murder people by contract" and was "a look at the nature of violence and counter-violence in our society". In April 1969 it was announced
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In Carlino's original script, the relationship between Arthur Bishop and Steve McKenna was explicitly gay. Producers had difficulty securing financing and several actors, including
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Filming was delayed. Eventually the film was sold to Chartoff-Winkler who had a deal with United Artists. Carlino was paid $ 100,000 plus one-third of 50% of the profits.
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called it an "action-drenched gangster yarn which has all the makings of a heavy b.o. grosser, but simultaneously is burdened with an overly-contrived plot development".
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His apprenticeship apparently complete, Steve shares a celebratory bottle of wine with Bishop, having coated the latter's glass with
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taking the lead role. The remake opened in the United States on January 28, 2011, making $ 11,500,000 on its opening weekend. A
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The film was based on an original story by Lewis John Carlino. He said he came up with the idea while researching his script for
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praised the film as "A hard-edged, brutal yet absorbing contemporary gangster movie" with "top-notch" performances.
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worked on the script for several weeks before producers switched studios and hired Michael Winner to direct.
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16 minutes, as Bronson's character prepares to kill his current target. The title refers to a euphemism for
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and what is occurring in our society, how legalized murder is occurring through our institutions".
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Nature Boy Vincent Gets It Together at Disney CARTNAL, ALAN. Los Angeles Times 27 Aug 1972: v16.
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MOVIE CALL SHEET: Cliff Robertson Role Set Martin, Betty. Los Angeles Times 29 Apr 1969: h13.
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provided to Bishop. Nevertheless, Bishop allows Steve to go with him to Italy.
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relationship between the leads in favor of too many boring action sequences.
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McQueen Stars in 'Getaway' Murphy, Mary. Los Angeles Times 4 Dec 1971: a8.
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as McKenna. The film was a financial success, and spawned a sequel,
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would star with Ted Dubin to produce alongside Poll for Universal.
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as "one of the great disappointments of my life", continuing:
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Thomas, Kevin (November 22, 1972). "Humanizing an Assassin".
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credited to screenwriter Lewis John Carlino was published by
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Carlino formed a partnership with Dubin and producer
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1972 American action thriller film by Michael Winner
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Michael Winner
Lewis John Carlino
Robert Chartoff
Irwin Winkler
Charles Bronson
Jan-Michael Vincent
Richard H. Kline
Robert Paynter
Arnold Crust Jr.
Jerry Fielding
United Artists
action thriller film
Michael Winner
Lewis John Carlino
Charles Bronson
Jan-Michael Vincent
Keenan Wynn
Jill Ireland
hitmen
A remake of the same name
Jason Statham
Ben Foster
Mechanic: Resurrection
contract killer
anti-depressants
depression
call girl
simulated romantic social and sexual relationship
brucine

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