Bullet to the Head
Revenge Never Gets Old.
Country
Production
Budget
$55 000 000
Box office
$13 561 515
Director
Actors
Scenario
Producer
Kevin King Templeton, Miles Millar, Alfred Gough, Alexandra Milchan, Joel Silver, Deepak Nayar, Stuart M. Besser, Steve Richards, Stuart Ford, Courtney Solomon
Camera operator
Lloyd Ahern II
Composer
Steve Mazzaro
Artist
Toby Corbett
Audition
Mary Vernieu, Venus Kanani, J.C. Cantu
Editing
Timothy Alverson, Anthony Rossi III, Charles Rapp
Whole Team (270)
Whole Team (270)
Short description
After watching their respective partners die, a cop and a hitman form an alliance in order to bring down their common enemy.
What's left behind the scenes
- Filming took place from June 27 to August 25, 2011, in New York and Louisiana.
- Towards the end of the film, Bonomo meets Kwon in a bar and starts drinking bourbon again. When they finish talking, he empties his glass. But when he puts it down on the bar, it's clearly visible that a little drink remains at the bottom.
- At the 29th minute, when Keegan kills the bar patrons, he shoots the man in the hat last. He shoots him once, then reloads the gun and shoots six more times. When the man is shown from behind, eight bullet holes are exiting his body.
- Walter Hill's first film in 10 years, following "Undisputed" (2002).
- Towards the end of the film, Bonamo meets Kwon in a bar, and he is again drinking his bourbon. When they finish talking, he completely finishes the contents of his glass. But when he puts it down on the bar, it is clearly visible that some of the drink still remains at the bottom.
- Initially, Wayne Kramer invited Thomas Jane for one of the leading roles. When Kramer left the project, Jane personally suggested Stallone hire Walter Hill. After Hill agreed, the film's producer, Joel Silver, "kicked out" Thomas Jane, believing that Sylvester Stallone's partner should be an "ethnic guy."
- The whiskey James Bonamo drinks is Bulleit, a straight bourbon whiskey from Kentucky with an unprecedented character, distinguished by a special combination of spices and complexity. Small batches of Bulleit bourbon are stored in single-story warehouses, in conditions suitable for aging spirits. Bulleit bourbon was awarded a gold medal at the "San Francisco World Spirits Competition" in 2004.
- Wayne Kramer was originally slated to direct the film and begin shooting in February 2011. However, due to Sylvester Stallone’s commitments to other projects, filming had to be postponed, after which Kramer left the project.
- Wayne Kramer was originally slated to direct the film and begin shooting in February 2011. However, due to Sylvester Stallone's commitments to other projects, filming had to be postponed, after which Kramer left the project. On April 11, 2011, Walter Hill took over as director.
- Wayne Kramer initially invited Thomas Jane for one of the leading roles. When Kramer left the project, Jane personally suggested to Stallone to hire Walter Hill. After Hill agreed, producer Joel Silver fired Thomas Jane, believing that Sylvester Stallone should be paired with an actor of color.
- At the 29th minute of the film, when Keegan kills the bar patrons, he shoots the last one – a guy with a hat. First, he shoots him once, then reloads the gun and shoots six more times. When the guy is shown from the back, there are eight bullet holes exiting his body.
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