The Art of Dying (1991): Cast
The Art of Dying is a 1991 crime thriller starring Roger Hewlett as Man with Groceries, Chuck Lacey and Michael J. Pollard. It runs 1 hour 35 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 35m (95 min)
- Original language
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English - Studio
- PM Entertainment Group
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is The Art of Dying About?
The premise of The Art of Dying without spoilers.
An ambitious cinematographer and his assistant lure hopeful actors to audition for a film, only to murder them once filming begins. A detective, tasked with protecting aspiring talent, finds the victims include people he knows. As he closes in on the killer, his girlfriend becomes a target.
The Art of Dying Themes & Keywords
· 50 tags- detective
- bound and gagged
- shower
- hanged girl
- serial killer
- murder
- thrown through a window
- hit by a car
- hanging
- forced suicide
- falling from height
- chainsaw
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- tied hands
- hands tied over head
- hung by wrists
- motorcycle
- punched in the face
- teen slasher
- female star appears nude
- runaway
- murder of a nude woman
- female nudity
- teenager
- slasher
- shootout
- psycho thriller
- politician
- paternity
- parent
- missing person
- investigator
- investigation
- evidence
- depression
- corruption
- stabbed in the back
- recreation
- life imitates art
- knife in hand
- horse
- hollywood
- hollywood sign
- slapped in the face
- director
- chase
- car accident
- erotica
- snuff film
- independent film
- title spoken by character
The Art of Dying Cast & Characters
Roger Hewlett leads the cast as Man with Groceries, with Chuck Lacey as Man with Whip and Michael J. Pollard as Delbert.
- Roger Hewlett as Man with Groceries
- Chuck Lacey as Man with Whip
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Michael J. Pollard as Delbert -
Sarah Douglas as Sara
Also Starring in The Art of Dying
· 28 more- Wings Hauser Jack
- Sydney Lassick Wallie
- Joseph Merhi Marlo
- Tony Longo Victor
- Kathleen Kinmont Holly
- Henry Brown Captain
- Pamela Dixon Wilma
- Gary Werntz Roscoe
- Jean Levine Rita
- T.C. Warner Janet
- Michael Easton Bobby
- Ona Zee Frances Warner
- Mitch Hara Latin Jerry
- Alan Schwartz Roller Skater
- Mary Bond Davis Jessie
- Bill Frenzer Man on Phone
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- Angela Rae Summer
- Jorge Alvarez Bathtub Victim #1
- Daniel L. Cascio Bathtub Victim #2
- Michael Deza Knife Victim
- Maria Merrifield Hanging Victim
- Scott Lowy Sidewalk Preacher
- Frank Wiegers Officer #1
- Kurt Kelly Feschuk Officer #2
- Jamilah Johnson Girl in Window
- Jesse Sperling Kid #1
- Gloria Alter Woman in Window
- Vanessa Sperling Kid #2
The Art of Dying Trailers & Videos
The trailer of The Art of Dying.
Cars in The Art of Dying
46 cars on screen, including the 1988 Ford Bronco II and the 1988 Jeep Cherokee.
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1988 Ford Bronco II Important role -
1988 Jeep Cherokee Important role -
1976 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Minor role -
unknown Minor role
The Art of Dying Also Known As
8 alternative titles, including “A Arte de Morrer” and “El arte de matar”.
- Also known as
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- A Arte de Morrer
- El arte de matar
- Muerte en Hollywood
- Ciné maniac
- L'arte di uccidere
- Umění umírat
- A haldoklás művészete
- Perfect Killer
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The Art of Dying FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, cast and post-credit scenes of The Art of Dying, each answered in a sentence.
How long is The Art of Dying?
The Art of Dying runs 1 hour 35 minutes (95 minutes).
When was The Art of Dying released?
The Art of Dying was released on August 8, 1991.
Who is in the cast of The Art of Dying?
The Art of Dying stars Roger Hewlett as Man with Groceries, Chuck Lacey as Man with Whip and Michael J. Pollard as Delbert, among 32 credited actors.
Does The Art of Dying have a post-credit scene?
No. The Art of Dying has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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