Blood Work
Director: Clint Eastwood; Stars: Wanda De Jesus, Jeff Daniels, Anjelica Huston; Release Date: December 27, 2002 |
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Blood Work - BLOOD WORK, starring Clint Eastwood as retired FBI agent Terry McCaleb, is a mystery thriller about a serial killer whose latest victim was the organ donor responsible for McCaleb's recent heart transplant. When the victim's sister, Graciella (Wanda de Jesus), delivers this strange news to him and asks for his help, he has no choice but to answer her call, against his doctor's wishes. While frisky LAPD officers try to keep McCaleb away because his top-notch profiling skills make their efforts seem feeble, and McCaleb's physical strength and stamina are limited more than ever before, it seems as if the case is destined to go unsolved. But McCaleb's conscience weighs too heavily upon him to let the murderer go free, and the only way to clear his mind and find peace is to throw his full energy into the investigation. McCaleb lives on a boat and is well-acquainted with a lazy, drunken young man, Buddy (Jeff Daniels), who lives on a boat in the same berth, so he enlists Buddy as his driver and assistant. What...
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Key Information |
| Directors | Clint Eastwood |
| Stars | Jeff Daniels |
| Actors | Clint Eastwood |
| Genre | Dramas |
| Subgenre | Serial Killers • Mystery • Mystery/Suspense • Thrill |
| MPAA Rating | R (MPAA) |
| Available Formats | VHS |
| UPC | 085392420124 |
| Release Date | 2002 |
| Running Time | 1hr 55min |
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Languages |
| Original Language | English |
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DVD Editions |
| DVD Editions | DVD: Widescreen1hr 51minWarner Home VideoDecember 27, 2002R (MPAA)085392420124 |
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VHS Editions |
| VHS Editions | VHS: Subtitled Spanish1hr 51minWarner Home VideoDecember 27, 2002R (MPAA)012569692138Sound Features: HiFi, Surround, Digital, Stereo |
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Credits |
| Screenwriter | Brian Helgeland |
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Professional Reviews |
| Professional Reviews | (08/09/2002, p.C1, Kenneth Turan): "...Eastwood, like Paul Newman, uses an economy of means to remain as compelling as he ever was....Connelly's excellent novel, crisply written and smartly plotted, is certainly fine thriller material..." |
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