Andy Garcia's Neo-Noir Film 'Diamond' Receives Reviews
Andy Garcia's new neo-noir film, "Diamond," which he directed and stars in, has begun receiving reviews. Garcia also revealed that he initially pitched the project to TV networks before adapting it for cinemas.
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‘Diamond’ Review: Andy Garcia Directs and Stars in a Charming but Slight Neo-Noir About an Old-Movie Detective…in Contemporary L.A.
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.
By Owen Gleiberman
Read full article →‘Diamond’ Review: Andy Garcia’s Sweet, Starry, Tongue-in-Cheek Ode to Classic L.A. Noir Is Perfect Programming for the Golden Oldie Crowd
Bill Murray, Dustin Hoffman, Vicky Krieps, Brendan Fraser and Rosemarie DeWitt join Garcia for an old-school detective yarn set in the present day.
By Jordan Mintzer
Read full article →Andy Garcia Says He Pitched Cannes Competition Title ‘Diamond’ To HBO & Other TV Networks Before Adapting The Story For Cinemas: “Nobody Bought It”
Andy Garcia debuted Diamond, his latest feature as a director, last night in Cannes. The film screened Out of Competition. Billed as a love letter to L.A. and a homage to the film noir of the past, the quirky whodunnit is written and directed by Garcia, who also stars as the mysterious figure of Joe […]
By Zac Ntim
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