Fifteen Minutes (2001)

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Written by John Herzfeld

Directed by John Herzfeld

Also known as "15 Minutes", "15 Minutos"

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2001

Rating: 18 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

Two Czech Republic psychotic criminals have come over to America determined to achieve fame from the sensation-hungry US media in this action-thriller.

Superstar N.Y. Homicide Detective Eddie Flemming (Robert De Niro) allows a young, talented N.Y. Fire Dept. Arson Investigator, Jordy Warsaw (Edward Burns) to team up with him to track down the evil pair who on a murderous rampage through the city.

Ferocious, unpredictable and clever, the immigrants quickly learn how to use the celebrity of their pursuers to spin their own stardom into an explosion of media and judicial madness.

Cast

Image for Robert de NiroRobert de NiroDet. Eddie Flemming
Edward BurnsJordy Warsaw
Image for Kelsey GrammerKelsey GrammerRobert Hawkins
Image for Avery BrooksAvery BrooksDet. Leon Jackson
Image for Melina KanakaredesMelina KanakaredesNicolette Karas
Karel RodenEmil Slovak
Oleg TaktarovOleg Razgul
Vera FarmigaDaphne Handlova
John DiRestaBobby Korfin
James HandyDeputy Chief Fire Marshal Declan Duffy
Darius McCraryDet. Tommy Cullen
Bruce CutlerHimself
Image for Charlize TheronCharlize TheronRose Hearn
Image for Kim CattrallKim CattrallCassandra
David Alan GrierMugger in Central Park

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