Mad Dog Time / Reservoir Dogs

MAD DOG TIME, 1996, MGM Repertory, 93 min. Larry Bishop, wrote and directed (and co-stars) in this crime comedy/drama. In a world populated exclusively by gangsters and their molls, mobster Richard Dreyfuss is released from the nuthouse. His colleague, Jeff Goldblum, is romancing his girl, Ellen Barkin, as well as her sister, Diane Lane. How will the unstable Dreyfuss take it? And what about the other mob kingpins (Gabriel Byrne, Burt Reynolds, Kyle MacLachlan) at the welcome-home-shindig? RESERVOIR DOGS, 1992, Miramax, 99 min. Director Quentin Tarantino’s feature debut pits five criminals, brought together by mastermind Lawrence Tierney, against an undercover cop who sabotages their heist. A saga told in disjointed time, spotlighted in the bonding of Mr. White (Harvey Keitel) and Mr. Orange (Tim Roth) and the sadistic antics of Mr. Blonde (Michael Madsen).

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Who directed Mad Dog Time / Reservoir Dogs?: Larry Bishop

Who is Rita Everly in Mad Dog Time / Reservoir Dogs?: Ellen Barkin plays Rita Everly in the film.

What is Mad Dog Time / Reservoir Dogs about?: MAD DOG TIME, 1996, MGM Repertory, 93 min. Larry Bishop, wrote and directed (and co-stars) in this crime comedy/drama. In a world populated exclusively by gangsters and their molls, mobster Richard Dreyfuss is released from the nuthouse. His colleague, Jeff Goldblum, is romancing his girl, Ellen Barkin, as well as her sister, Diane Lane. How will the unstable Dreyfuss take it? And what about the other mob kingpins (Gabriel Byrne, Burt Reynolds, Kyle MacLachlan) at the welcome-home-shindig?

RESERVOIR DOGS, 1992, Miramax, 99 min. Director Quentin Tarantino’s feature debut pits five criminals, brought together by mastermind Lawrence Tierney, against an undercover cop who sabotages their heist. A saga told in disjointed time, spotlighted in the bonding of Mr. White (Harvey Keitel) and Mr. Orange (Tim Roth) and the sadistic antics of Mr. Blonde (Michael Madsen).