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''Domino'' is a 2005
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directed by
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with a screenplay by Richard Kelly from a story by Kelly and
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. An international co-production between France, the United States, and the United Kingdom, the film is inspired by
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, the English daughter of stage and screen actor Laurence Harvey, who became a
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. Its plot flashes back as Domino (
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), fashion model turned bounty hunter, narrates how a $10 million robbery came about 36 hours before. Supporting actors include
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,
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, Delroy Lindo,
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,
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,
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, and Christopher Walken. The film is dedicated to Harvey, who died at age 35 from an overdose of
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on June 27, 2005, a few months before the film was released.


Plot

Domino Harvey, a
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, has been arrested by the
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, investigating the theft of $10 million from an armored truck. She is interviewed by criminal psychologist Taryn Mills and tells her everything she knows about the case. Domino explains her profession and the events leading up to the theft with Mills occasionally prompting her to give more detail. Domino is a former model living in Los Angeles who becomes a bounty hunter when, after being kicked out of college, she notices a newspaper advertisement for a bounty hunter training seminar. Her colleagues are Ed Moseby, Choco and Afghan driver Alf. They are employed by Claremont Williams III, a
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who also runs an armored car business, and whose
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, Lateesha Rodriguez, works for the California Department of Motor Vehicles. Lateesha's granddaughter Mica is suffering from a blood disease and needs an operation that costs $300,000. Claremont sets up the robbery of $10 million from Drake Bishop, the owner of the Stratosphere Hotel and Casino in
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and a client of Claremont. His bounty hunters would return the stolen money and collect a $300,000 finder's fee from Bishop. Lateesha has been running a counterfeit driver's license racket at the DMV. A teenager named Frances arrives at the DMV and asks Lateesha for fake licenses for himself, his brother, and two of their friends. The FBI are tipped about Lateesha's racket. They threaten to send her to jail unless she gives them information about Frances, whom they have been surveilling. Lateesha throws them off the trail by saying that Frances, his brother, and his two friends are going to commit the armored car robbery, when in reality she and Claremont are doing it themselves. Lateesha carries out the robbery with the help of three co-workers. Claremont finds that Frances and his brother are the sons of mafia boss Anthony Cigliutti. He phones Lateesha and tells her to abort the plan, leaving the money with
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Locus Fender, who takes the money to his mother's trailer home. Claremont has the bounty hunters apprehend Frances, his brother and his two friends and then tells them to deliver them to men working for Drake Bishop. Claremont tells them to retrieve the money from Fender and to deliver it to Bishop at the Stratosphere Casino. Following a shootout with Fender's mother, the $10 million is retrieved. Cigliutti is told about his sons' arrest and is led to believe that Bishop had his sons killed. In reality Bishop's men released the boys after learning that they did not know anything about the robbery. Believing his sons dead, Cigliutti wants revenge and heads for the Stratosphere. In Las Vegas, Domino takes $300,000 of Bishop's money and gives it to Lateesha for Mica's operation. At the Stratosphere, the bounty hunters meet with Bishop, who has an armed crew with him. Domino and Bishop discuss the $10 million and what should happen next. Alf has stolen the money and filled the sacks with plastic explosives. He then reveals that he has the remote detonator taped to his hand, and has shipped the money to free Afghanistan. Shortly after this revelation Cigliutti turns up with his crew. Though Bishop denies he had Cigliutti's sons killed, Cigliutti shoots him. In the ensuing gunfight Choco and Ed are severely wounded, but make it into the elevator with Domino. Alf blows up the top of the Stratosphere and Domino is the only survivor. After telling Taryn Mills everything, Domino is released by the FBI. Mills advises her to retire from bounty hunting. The (nearly) $10 million in boxes is delivered to Afghanistan and opened by celebrating children in the streets, Mica gets her $300,000 operation, and Domino shares a moment with her mother.


Cast

In addition,
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plays Edna Fender,
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plays the Wanderer, and Riz Abbasi is Alf, the team's driver from
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.
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makes a cameo appearance as himself, hosting
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Production


Development

In 1994 director Tony Scott was sent an article from the British newspaper ''
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'' by his business manager Neville Shulman. The article, written by
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and titled ''My gun for hire: Why a movie star's rebel daughter turned into a bounty hunter'', was about an English woman named Domino Harvey who was working as a bounty hunter, apprehending fugitives who had skipped bail for the Celes King Bail Bond agency in
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. While Harvey was one of the few female bounty hunters, what caught the attention of Shulman and Scott was that she was the daughter of actor Laurence Harvey. Tony Scott tracked Domino to
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, where she was living at the time with her mother Paulene Stone and Stone's then-husband
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. He invited Domino to his office, where he proposed a film of her life. Domino agreed and sold Scott the film rights. According to the ''
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'', Harvey was paid $360,000 for the rights. Tony Scott interviewed Harvey about her life and her work bounty hunting. Scott also met and interviewed Ed Martinez and Choco, who were Domino's bounty hunting colleagues. She took him to meet Celes King III, the bail bondsman they worked for.
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, which had a first refusal deal on the project, turned it down and in the end the film was financed by
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. Steve Barancik wrote the first draft of the screenplay, in 1997, which Scott rejected. A second script was written by Roger Avary, but was also rejected by Scott. Scott described the two rejected screenplays as conventional biopics of Domino Harvey's life, which was not what he had in mind. Finally, Richard Kelly was asked to write the screenplay after Scott read his script for ''
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''. Kelly was sent transcripts of Domino Harvey's interviews with Tony Scott, but he did not read the scripts that Scott had rejected. In discussing the finished product, Kelly commented that "...Domino might be one of the most subversive films released by a major studio since ''
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''". Tony Scott thought of
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for the role of Domino after seeing her in '' Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl''.
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initially turned down the film, describing the part of bounty hunter Ed Moseby as "one-dimensional"; he agreed to do the film when Scott had the role rewritten.


Filming

Filming began in
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on October 4, 2004. Filming locations included the Ambassador Hotel, the
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, and the Wilshire Grand Hotel. Scenes were also shot at the Santa Monica Department of Motor Vehicles.''Domino Production Notes: About The Locations''
www.CinemaReview.com, Retrieved October 14, 2014.
Filming moved to
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in early December 2004. Scenes were filmed at the
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, as well as
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and
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. During the final week of production, scenes were filmed over six days at the Stratosphere Hotel and Casino in
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. Interior shots included the resort's Top of the World restaurant, which was closed at the time for renovations.Stanley, T.I.
''Stratosphere Casino Lands Explosive Movie Promotion''
''Advertising Age'', October 26, 2005, Retrieved October 14, 2014.
The Stratosphere was not in the original script. Executive producer Barry Waldman met with the casino's owners in summer 2004 to discuss featuring it in the movie, which the owners agreed to after small changes were made to the script. Tony Scott said an eight-minute BMW commercial he shot at the resort was "a testing ground" for ''Domino''.Clarke, Norm
''Scott Scouted Vegas''
''Las Vegas Review-Journal'', August 22, 2012. Retrieved October 14, 2014.
Scenes were filmed at the
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motel on December 20, 2004. Scott had wanted to include the ranch and the Valley of Fire in one of his movies. The following day, scenes were filmed at the Stardust Resort and Casino's Starlight Lounge. Filming concluded on December 22, 2004, after scenes were shot at the intersection of South Las Vegas Boulevard and
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.Cling, Carol
''Shooting Stars: "Domino" to leave, "Dan Show" arriving soon''
''Las Vegas Review-Journal'', December 20, 2004. Archived January 12, 2005.
Filming lasted a combined total of 62 days.


Release

The release date of the film was announced and delayed several times. The original release date was August 19, 2005. On May 22, 2005, the release date was changed to November 4, 2005. On June 28, 2005, a day after Harvey's death, the release date was changed to November 23, 2005. On July 11, 2005, it was moved to October 14, 2005, which was the date the film was released on. The film had its premiere on October 11, 2005, in Los Angeles. The film was released on October 14, 2005, in 2,223 theaters across America and grossed $4,670,120 on its opening weekend. The film stayed in release for four weeks and ended up with a gross of $10,169,202. In other territories, the film grossed $13,404,855 which, added to the domestic gross, gave the film a total worldwide gross of $23,574,057. This was a box-office flop compared to the film's estimated $50 million cost.


Reception

On
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the film has an approval rating of 18%, based on 155 reviews, with an average rating of 4.00/10. The site's consensus states: "The life story of model-turned-bounty-hunter Domino Harvey struggles to get out of this overwrought and excessive biopic." On
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, the film has a weighted average score of 36 out of 100, based on 36 reviews, which it ranks as "generally unfavorable". Audiences surveyed by
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gave the film a grade "C+" on scale of A to F. Owen Gleiberman in ''
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'' gave ''Domino'' a 'D' grade, describing it as "trash shot to look like art imitating trash". Gleiberman criticized the plot as "so dense with ersatz Elmore Leonard convolutions that it manages to stay three steps ahead of the audience and four steps behind common sense".
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in the ''
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'' also criticized the story, saying that the film was "so over-plotted that it's borderline incomprehensible". A more positive review came from Jeff Otto at
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who praised the film for originality and also praised the acting. Otto stated that "the final result is a bit of a mess, but it's one hell of an entertaining mess".
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of the ''
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'' also wrote a positive review, giving the film three stars and saying he admired it. The film was among Tony Scott's favourites of his own films, although he was also very critical of it, saying, "I didn't let the movie breathe enough. The script was great—Richard Kelly wrote a great script—and I got overcome by the insanity of the world I was touching. I think I fucked up on that one."


Home media

The film was released on
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and VHS on February 21, 2006, making it the final film by
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released on the latter format. The DVD contained several extra features including an
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with Tony Scott and Richard Kelly,
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s from the film,
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s on Domino Harvey and the visual style of the film, the
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and the
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. While the film was released in its original
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format in all DVD regions, the film was also released in a full screen format on Region 1. The film was released on
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on January 20, 2009.
Domino (US BD) in January
' dvdtimes.co.uk retrieved February 9, 2009.


See also

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*
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References


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''Domino script''
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