To Live and Die in L.A.: Difference between revisions
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To Live and Die in L.A.: Difference between revisions
Masters' ([[Willem Dafoe]]) bodyguard Jack ([[Jack Hoar]]) uses a [[Mossberg 500|Mossberg 500 Cruiser]] throughout the film. He uses it to shoot Agent Jimmy Hart ([[Michael Greene]]) at the beginning of the film and to shoot Agent Richard Chance ([[William Petersen]]) at the end.
Masters' ([[Willem Dafoe]]) bodyguard Jack ([[Jack Hoar]]) uses a [[Mossberg 500|Mossberg 500 Cruiser]] throughout the film. He uses it to shoot Agent Jimmy Hart ([[Michael Greene]]) at the beginning of the film and to shoot Agent Richard Chance ([[William Petersen]]) at the end. [[Jack Hoar]] is a retired 29 year veteran of the LAPD and one of the most highly decorated officers.
U.S.S.S. Agent Richard Chance (William Petersen) uses a snub-nosed Smith & Wesson Model 19 throughout the film. Later, after Chance is killed, Agent John Vukovich (John Pankow) uses Chance's gun to kill Rick Masters (Willem Dafoe). The U.S.S.S. issued this revolver before switching to semiauto pistols. Agent Jimmy Hart (Michael Greene) uses one when going to check out Masters' counterfeiting warehouse.
Many U.S.S.S. agents use Smith & Wesson Model 15 revolvers. An airport police officer holds one on Agent Chance (William Petersen) when he arrests Carl Cody (John Turturro). Rick Masters' (Willem Dafoe) bodyguard Jack (Jack Hoar) uses a Model 15 when Jeff Rice and his thugs attack Masters. Chance uses a Model 15 when he and Vukovich (John Pankow) rob the undercover FBI agent. Carl Cody also uses one when Chance breaks into his girlfriend's apartment looking for him.
Masters' (Willem Dafoe) bodyguard Jack (Jack Hoar) uses a Mossberg 500 Cruiser throughout the film. He uses it to shoot Agent Jimmy Hart (Michael Greene) at the beginning of the film and to shoot Agent Richard Chance (William Petersen) at the end. Jack Hoar is a retired 29 year veteran of the LAPD and one of the most highly decorated officers.
