Drive (2011)

Drive (2011)
Director: Nicholas Winding Refn
==Synopsis==
Driver (Ryan Gosling) is a skilled Hollywood stuntman who moonlights as a getaway driver for criminals. Though he projects an icy exterior, lately he's been warming up to a pretty neighbor named Irene (Carey Mulligan) and her young son, Benicio (Kaden Leos). When Irene's husband (Oscar Isaac) gets out of jail, he enlists Driver's help in a million-dollar heist. The job goes horribly wrong, and Driver must risk his life to protect Irene and Benicio from the vengeful mastermind (Albert Brooks) behind the robbery.
==Male Deaths==
*James Biberi [Cook]
*Albert Brooks [Bernie Rose]
*Bryan Cranston [Shannon]
*Ryan Gosling [Driver] (possible)
*Jimmy Hart [Hitman #2]
*Oscar Isaac [Standard Gabriel]
*Ron Perlman [Nino]
*Tim Trella [Hitman #1]
*Jeff Wolfe [Tan Suit]
==Female Deaths==
*Christina Hendricks [Blanche]
==Gallery==
Oscarisaac.jpg|Oscar Isaac
Christina Hendricks-Drive.JPG|Christina Hendricks
Jimhart-drive.jpg|Jimmy Hart
Tim Trella Drive.png|Tim Trella
Jwolfe.jpg|Jeff Wolfe
Jamesbiberi.jpg|James Biberi
Bryancranston.jpg|Bryan Cranston
Ron Perlman Drive.png|Ron Perlman
Albertbrooks.jpg|Albert Brooks
==Posters==
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== Trivia ==
# Ryan Gosling replaced Hugh Jackman.
# The Driver and Irene actually say very little to each other, primarily because Ryan Gosling and Carey Mulligan felt that their scenes should be more focused on the mood and refused to say many of the scripted lines. Mulligan summarized making the film as "staring longingly at Ryan Gosling for hours each day."
# Although this is a quiet crime thriller, the trailers gave the impression that it was a car chase film like the "Fast and Furious" films. One woman even sued because she did not get that sort of film.
# Ron Perlman won the role of Nino after explaining to Nicolas Winding Refn that he wanted to play "a Jewish man who wants to be an Italian gangster because that's what [he is], a Jewish boy from N.Y."
# Albert Brooks was in character when he met Nicolas Winding Refn, pinning him against a wall and speaking in a threatening manner. Brooks shaved his eyebrows for his role to make his character more emotionless.
# Bryan Cranston was one of the first actors Nicolas Winding Refn looked to cast, as he was a fan of Breaking Bad (2008). Knowing Cranston had other opportunities, Winding Refn tried to interest him by asking how he would like to develop the role. After not hearing back, Winding Refn called him, at the very same time that Cranston was writing on a piece of paper the pros and cons of doing the film. Moved by Winding Refn's interest, he accepted the part.
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