A lot of tender loving care, and Hollywood obsession, has been poured into it, and it’s amusing to see how the quality that’s always made Andy Garcia such an appealing actor — his way of being direct and holding something back at the same time — fits so snugly into an old-movie reverie.
A lot of tender loving care, and Hollywood obsession, has been poured into it, and it’s amusing to see how the quality that’s always made Andy Garcia such an appealing actor — his way of being direct and holding something back at the same time — fits so snugly into an old-movie reverie.
There's nothing like a good whodunit, and it's even better when there's a clever gumshoe on the trail. Andy Garcia's Joe Diamond roams the streets of Downtown Los Angeles in a three-piece suit, hunting down cases as a private investigator and appearing as something of an urban legend to the denizens of the City of Angels. Putting on his director, writer, and producer hats, Garcia's newest film, Diamond, is all polished suits and smooth jazz, but beneath all of that, there's an unexpected twist t
There's nothing like a good whodunit, and it's even better when there's a clever gumshoe on the trail. Andy Garcia's Joe Diamond roams the streets of Downtown Los Angeles in a three-piece suit, hunting down cases as a private investigator and appearing as something of an urban legend to the denizens of the City of Angels. Putting on his director, writer, and producer hats, Garcia's newest film, Diamond, is all polished suits and smooth jazz, but beneath all of that, there's an unexpected twist that takes this slightly corny concept and turns it into gold.
You think you know what Andy Garcia’s Diamond is going to be right from the opening scenes as we meet ’40s-style, fedora-wearing private eye Joe Diamond (Garcia), who looks, talks and walks like he is in a film noir, the kind of B&W Bogart and Mitchum regularly gravitated to. He’s all business in his aging […]
You think you know what Andy Garcia’s Diamond is going to be right from the opening scenes as we meet ’40s-style, fedora-wearing private eye Joe Diamond (Garcia), who looks, talks and walks like he is in a film noir, the kind of B&W Bogart and Mitchum regularly gravitated to. He’s all business in his aging […]