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==Unknown Smith & Wesson revolver== | ==Unknown Smith & Wesson revolver== | ||
In an apparent continuity error, a different revolver is seen in Abby's handbag. It has a Smith & Wesson logo. | In an apparent continuity error, a different revolver is seen in Abby's handbag. It has a Smith & Wesson logo, and appears to be the same model on the poster (above). | ||
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Revision as of 06:15, 14 June 2011
Blood Simple. is the 1984 crime film that marked the directorial debut of the Coen Brothers. The filim stars Frances McDormand, Dan Hedaya, John Getz, and M. Emmet Walsh.
Note: Just like Snatch., the title is spelt with a period. In order not to reveal any spoilers, the descriptions will be brief.
The following firearms were used in the film Blood Simple.:
Iver Johnson Revolver
The firearm that's seen throughout the film is an Iver Johnson revolver. It is first kept by Abby (Frances McDormand) as a personal defense weapon, but is also used by her husband Marty (Dan Hedaya) and her lover Ray (John Getz), as well as the Private Investigator (M. Emmet Walsh). (Note: On IMDb and in the Coen brother's screenplay, his name is revealed as Loren Visser, but this does not come up in the film.)
Smith & Wesson 39
A Smith & Wesson 39 is the sidearm of the private investigator, but not seen until the final scene.
Bolt-Action Scoped Rifle
The private investigator uses an unknown type of bolt-action rifle to take aim at Abby and Ray.
Unknown Smith & Wesson revolver
In an apparent continuity error, a different revolver is seen in Abby's handbag. It has a Smith & Wesson logo, and appears to be the same model on the poster (above).