No Man's Land - crime scene 911

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Movie
German title No Man's Land - crime scene 911
Original title No Man's Land
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 1987
length 106 minutes
Age rating FSK 16
Rod
Director Peter Werner
script Dick Wolf
production Dick Wolf,
Joseph Stern
music Basil Poledouris
camera Hiro Narita
cut Steven Cohen
occupation
synchronization

No Man's Land - Tatort 911 (Original title: No Man's Land ) is an American crime film by Peter Werner from 1987 . The main role is played by Charlie Sheen .

action

When an undercover detective is shot dead while investigating a series of Porsche 911 thefts, Lieutenant Vincent Bracey hires 22-year-old San Diego officer Benjamin "Benjy" Taylor to infiltrate a Porsche garage that is believed to be a front for the Grand Theft Auto program represents. Benjy is chosen because of his extensive mechanical knowledge of German cars and his rookie status, which discourages others from suspecting he is a cop. Bracey wants Benjy to get evidence that millionaire playboy Ted Varrick is the mastermind behind the detective's thefts and murder.

Under the pseudonym "Billy Ayles", Benjy moves to Los Angeles and gets a job at Technique Porsche as a mechanic. After Benjy fixes Ted's Porsche one night, the two men become close friends, and Benjy becomes romantically involved with Ted's sister Ann. Benjy also discovers the presence of a rival syndicate led by Frank Martin, leading him to believe that Ted is not the prime suspect despite Bracey's insistence.

Finally, Ted brings Benjy into his side business of stealing Porsches, and garage manager Malcolm coordinates the operations. Benjy's first attempts to steal cars fail miserably. Frank's syndicate begins and opens his hand as a warning. While working at the mall, Benjy and Ted are confronted by Frank and his thugs, but they manage to lose them in a long chase. Ted awards Benjy with a red Porsche that evening. The next day, Ted goes to Technique Porsche and discovers that Malcolm was murdered. In retaliation, he kills Frank in a nightclub.

During a phone call at a party, the corrupt police lieutenant Curtis Loos, who was hired by Ted to take out the detective at the opening of the film, tells Ted about Benjy's true identity. The next evening, Ted has Benjy Loos meet at a warehouse to get a payout. When Loos tries to kill Benjy, Ted runs to him to save his friend, despite what he knows. Later, Benjy stops at Bracey's to inform him of the events with Loos and accuses the lieutenant of conspiring with him. Bracey kicks Benjy out, but tells him to call in the morning so they can sort it out. Benji drives off, not knowing that Ted is around, and spies on him.

The next day, Benjy's cover is puffed up from Ann when his uncle Mike visits him at his apartment. He goes to Bracey's house and finds that Ted murdered him. Ted prepares to escape when Benjy persuades him to meet at the mall where he tries to arrest Ted for the murders. Ted quietly refuses to leave, and a shootout breaks out. Benjy is wounded, but manages to shoot and kill Ted.

synchronization

The German synchronization was created in 1987 in Berlin .

role actor Voice actor
Ted Varrick Charlie Sheen Benjamin Völz
Benjamin "Benjy" Taylor / Billy Ayles DB Sweeney Jan Odle
Lt. Vincent Bracey Randy Quaid Uwe Friedrichsen
Ann Varrick Lara Harris Madeleine pride
Malcolm Bill Duke Herbert Weicker
Frank Martin RD call Fred Maire
Lt. Curtis Loos Arlen Dean Snyder Jochen Striebeck
Danny Al Shannon Christian Tramitz
Uncle mike George Dzundza Horst Sachtleben
Margot Danitza Kingsley Marion Hartmann
Benjy's mother Peggy McCay
Jim Robert Pierce Michael Gahr
Uncle Roy Claude Earl Jones Norbert Gastell
Horton Michael Riley Gudo Hoegel

Trivia

  • While filming the final scene, Charlie Sheen was knocked unconscious when a detonator, which hardened overnight, exploded at the wrong time. He suffered cuts on his face and four weeks of hearing loss in one ear.
  • Brad Pitt has a small role as a waiter in the film. When he tried to change his text slightly, he was almost fired.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Behind the Scenes of No Man's Land . Retrieved February 2, 2013.
  2. ↑ Flynn, Mike: Movie of the Day: No Man's Land (1987) . CHUD.com. January 9, 2013. Archived from the original on January 22, 2013. Retrieved on February 2, 2013.
  3. ↑ Charlie Stayt : Once Upon A Time In Hollywood: When Leonardo DiCaprio got fired and Brad Pitt almost did . BBC . August 16, 2019. Retrieved August 16, 2019.