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  Average Rating for To Live And Die In L.A. [1985] - 4 out of 5

  
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• To Live And Die In L.A. [1985]

  Stuart D. 24 July 2009

  

  Willem Dafoe and William Petersen provide a captivating tale of how far a crime agent will go to catch the perpetrator.
  Stylishly filmed and told at a rate the story keeps your attention of the twists and turns,the story deviates a little but not enough for loss of attention.
  The main intention of the Director is not lost.
  The gist is that every one plays everyone,no character goes unhurt or has the same perspective as the story goes on.
  The car chase is a good one as car chases go,well filmed and not too long.
  It is central to the plot and not just stuck in there.
  Support characters are good and strongly emphasise their roles in the storyline.
  All in all a good flick,some content may be inappropriate for the young or very young and adherence to the age restriction is advised.
  10/10
  

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Willem Dafoe and William L. Petersen star in this crime drama co-written and directed by William Friedkin. The film follows reckless FBI agent Richard Chance (Petersen) as he hunts elusive counterfeiter Eric Masters (Dafoe). After learning Masters has murdered his partner in cold blood, Chance vows to do whatever it takes to get his man. Dragging new recruit John Vulkovich (John Pankow) with him, the pair set out on a dangerous pursuit through the murky backstreets of Los Angeles.

A fast-paced tale about a secret service agent who will stop at nothing in his attempt to apprehend a daring counterfeiter