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Chopper (2000)
Rating:
Starring: Eric Bana, Kate Beahan, Vince Colosimo, David Field, Kenny Graham, Simon Lyndon, Daniel Wyllie, Bill Young
Director: Andrew Dominik
Category: Drama, Comedy
Studio: First Look
Subtitles:
[None]
Length:
90 mins

 
 

 

"I never killed anyone that didn't deserve it."

Chopper (Eric Bana) is Mark "Chopper" Read, real-life convict and best-selling author of How to Shoot Friends and Influence People.His story is frightening, savagely funny and twisted.

The son of a devoutly religious mother and a one-time soldier with a fondness for sleeping alongside a loaded gun, Chopper dreams of making a name for himself as a legendary crime figure.His journey starts out as a wisecracking criminal failure, inside a maximum-security prison, but he manages to twist his life into a fascinating and wickedly funny take that the press and the public can't get enough of.

 
 
   
   

 
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