The Closer (1990)
The story follows a skilled negotiator, an expert at closing difficult deals, who becomes entangled in a complex web of deception, manipulation, and power while trying to maintain his position in an environment where ambition and betrayal are commonplace. A film about themes such as morality in business, the pressure of success, and how far someone is willing to compromise their principles for money and control.
Director:
Dimitri Logothetis
Writers:
Robert Keats, Louis LaRusso II.
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Danny Aiello as Chester Grant |
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James Karen as Ned Randall |
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Kenneth Dowd as Palmer |
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Diane Baker as Beatrice Grant |
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Justine Bateman as Jessica Grant |
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Michael Paré as Larry Freed |
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Angie Echevarria as Board Member |
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Peggy Thomas as Board Member |
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Glenna Snow as Autograph Girl |
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Martha Bracamotes as Marta |
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Tim Quill as Chet Grant |
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Nicholas Celozzi as Skip |
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Joe Cortese as John Morgan |
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Rick Aiello as Billy Grant |
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Michael Colyar as Hustler |
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Mark Marrone as Hustler Plant |
| Directing | Dimitri Logothetis | Director |
| Writing | Robert Keats | Screenplay |
| Writing | Louis LaRusso II | Screenplay |
| Crew | Kane Hodder | Stunt Coordinator |
| Production | Joseph Medawar | Producer |
| Camera | Nicholas Josef von Sternberg | Camera Operator |
| Production | George Edde | Producer |
