You Pitchin' to Me?

Comments (0) By Bill Gallo Thursday, Aug 22 1996
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Tony Scott's big finish is straight out of the summer-blockbuster textbook, and it doesn't serve The Fan very well. In fact, as a meditation on what the celebrity culture hath wrought, an earlier De Niro effort, The King of Comedy, works better, and Taxi Driver itself remains matchless. But De Niro is still the man, and that justly attracts, well, lots of fans.

The Fan.
Screenplay by Phoef Sutton, from a novel by Peter Abrahams. Directed by Tony Scott. With Robert De Niro, Wesley Snipes, Ellen Barkin and John Leguizamo.

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