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''[[Duality]]'' is a 2021 [[Zamastan]]ian superhero film based on thee [[Nave Comics]] [[Duality|character of the same name]]. Produced by [[Nave Studios]] and directed by [[Joe Seemo]]. The film stars an ensemble cast led by [[Andrew Green]] as Ethan Fletcher/Duality, alongside [[Cameron Rose]], [[Harley Baker]], [[Jacob Dawson]] and others. It is the fourth film in the [[Nave Superhero Cinematic Universe]] (NSCU). | ''[[Duality]]'' is a 2021 [[Zamastan]]ian superhero film based on thee [[Nave Comics]] [[Duality|character of the same name]]. Produced by [[Nave Studios]] and directed by [[Joe Seemo]]. The film stars an ensemble cast led by [[Andrew Green]] as Ethan Fletcher/Duality, alongside [[Cameron Rose]], [[Harley Baker]], [[Jacob Dawson]] and others. It is the fourth film in the [[Nave Superhero Cinematic Universe]] (NSCU). The film follows Ethan Fletcher, a lawyer who is gravely injured in an attempted assassination by the villanous billionare and underworld crime boss Kristopher Sharp. In his recovery and quest for justice, Fletcher takes on the persona of a masked vigilante "Duality" and seeks to take down Sharp and his criminal enterprise from the streets of [[Tofino]]. | ||
''Duality'' premiered in [[Point Tarin]] on January 7th, 2021, and was released the same week internationally. The film became a critical and commercial success, grossing over $1.218 billion worldwide, making it one of the highest-grossing films of 2021. Critics praised the action sequences, acting performances, soundtrack, storyline, visual style and stunts, but panned [[Harley Baker]]'s performance as Alyson Nova, Fletcher's love interest. | |||
==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
Ethan Fletcher (Green) and his friend Reuban Nash (Rose) work as attorneys in [[Tofino]] under Fletcher&Nash. Fletcher and Nash are appointed by the city of [[Tofino]] to prosecute Kian Price (Owen), the leader of an underground money laundering firm which has conned billions of dollars. Fletcher uncovers with the help of police detective Flynn (Dixon) that Price is working for an unknown higher up, and that Price's boss has contaminated the jury pool. Fletcher convinces the judge to work a fresh jury, and Price is convicted of laundering. Price takes a plea deal to escape a longer prison sentence, stating that he'll help uncover the identity of his boss and other key figures in the underground criminal community. | |||
As Fletcher accompanies Price and the police from the courthouse, an assassin (Young) opens fire on them from a skyscraper across the street. Price and many police officers are killed, and Fletcher is shot in the legs, shattering them and causing him to be paralyzed. Fletcher spends many weeks in the hospital, defeated believing that his work as a lawyer will not make a difference in the world. Meanwhile, Alyson Nova (Baker) witnesses the death of her father Nathan (Gallegos) at the hands of Kristopher Sharp (Dawson) during a business meeting. Fleeing the scene, Nova is tracked down by Farshot, who spares her life at Sharp's order on the condition that she tells noone. | |||
==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
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*[[Andrew Green]] | *[[Andrew Green]] as Ethan Fletcher/Duality, an attorney who loses the use of his legs in a failed assassination attempt by Kristopher Sharp's goons and spends years training in recovery, building a mechanized exo-skeleton for his legs and takes up the persona of "Duality", ultimately becoming a vigilante pressed to take down Sharp and end his criminal enterprise. | ||
*[[Cameron Rose]] | *[[Cameron Rose]] as Reuban Nash, Ethan's legal partner and best friend. | ||
*[[Harley Baker]] | *[[Harley Baker]] as Alyson Nova, heiress to the Nova Corporation who witnesses the death of her father, Nathan, at the hands of Kristopher Sharp. She is Fletcher's longtime friend and love interest. | ||
*[[Jacob Dawson]] | *[[Jacob Dawson]] as Kristopher Sharp/the Boss, the corporate head of Sharp Industries, but in fact he is the sole person running organized crime in the [[Tofino-Arinals Metropolitan Area]], under the moniker of "the Boss". He orders his assassin, Farshot, to kill Ethan Fletcher after he wins a court case against one of Sharp's commanders. | ||
*[[Cody Young]] | *[[Cody Young]] as Jody Compton/Farshot, an assassin who is hired by Kristopher Sharp to kill Ethan Fletcher. | ||
*[[Alessandro Wyatt]] | *[[Alessandro Wyatt]] as an investigative journalist whose articles notably relate to Duality, and the Boss. During the film, he goes on to uncover a lot of information about the two. | ||
*[[ | *[[Greyson Curry]] as a priest of Ethan Fletcher's local church, where he sometimes goes to find solace. | ||
*[[Bodhi Gallegos]] | *[[Bodhi Gallegos]] as Nathan Nova, the CEO of the Nova Corporation and Alyson's father. | ||
*[[Ari Hubbard]] | *[[Ari Hubbard]] as Leslie Sharp, Kristopher Sharp's daughter who opposes her father's criminal enterprise. | ||
*[[ | *[[Omar Dixon]] as Detective Nicholas Flynn, a TPD officer who assists Duality in uncovering Sharp's criminal dealings. | ||
*Jude Owen as Kian Price, the commander of Sharp's criminal enterprise who is prosecuted by Fletcher and Nash. He is killed by Farshot in the same attack that cripples Fletcher. | |||
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Revision as of 19:48, 2 January 2022
| Duality | |
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| Directed by | Joe Seeno |
| Produced by | Paula Dematt |
| Starring | Andrew Green Cameron Rose Harley Baker Jacob Dawson Cody Young Alessandro Wyatt Omar Dixon Bodhi Gallegos Ari Hubbard Greyson Curry |
| Distributed by | Nave Studios |
Release dates |
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Running time | 144 minutes |
| Country | Zamastan |
| Language | Caticeze-English |
| Budget | Z$124.15 million |
| Box office | Z$1.218 billion |
Duality is a 2021 Zamastanian superhero film based on thee Nave Comics character of the same name. Produced by Nave Studios and directed by Joe Seemo. The film stars an ensemble cast led by Andrew Green as Ethan Fletcher/Duality, alongside Cameron Rose, Harley Baker, Jacob Dawson and others. It is the fourth film in the Nave Superhero Cinematic Universe (NSCU). The film follows Ethan Fletcher, a lawyer who is gravely injured in an attempted assassination by the villanous billionare and underworld crime boss Kristopher Sharp. In his recovery and quest for justice, Fletcher takes on the persona of a masked vigilante "Duality" and seeks to take down Sharp and his criminal enterprise from the streets of Tofino.
Duality premiered in Point Tarin on January 7th, 2021, and was released the same week internationally. The film became a critical and commercial success, grossing over $1.218 billion worldwide, making it one of the highest-grossing films of 2021. Critics praised the action sequences, acting performances, soundtrack, storyline, visual style and stunts, but panned Harley Baker's performance as Alyson Nova, Fletcher's love interest.
Plot
Ethan Fletcher (Green) and his friend Reuban Nash (Rose) work as attorneys in Tofino under Fletcher&Nash. Fletcher and Nash are appointed by the city of Tofino to prosecute Kian Price (Owen), the leader of an underground money laundering firm which has conned billions of dollars. Fletcher uncovers with the help of police detective Flynn (Dixon) that Price is working for an unknown higher up, and that Price's boss has contaminated the jury pool. Fletcher convinces the judge to work a fresh jury, and Price is convicted of laundering. Price takes a plea deal to escape a longer prison sentence, stating that he'll help uncover the identity of his boss and other key figures in the underground criminal community.
As Fletcher accompanies Price and the police from the courthouse, an assassin (Young) opens fire on them from a skyscraper across the street. Price and many police officers are killed, and Fletcher is shot in the legs, shattering them and causing him to be paralyzed. Fletcher spends many weeks in the hospital, defeated believing that his work as a lawyer will not make a difference in the world. Meanwhile, Alyson Nova (Baker) witnesses the death of her father Nathan (Gallegos) at the hands of Kristopher Sharp (Dawson) during a business meeting. Fleeing the scene, Nova is tracked down by Farshot, who spares her life at Sharp's order on the condition that she tells noone.
Cast
- Andrew Green as Ethan Fletcher/Duality, an attorney who loses the use of his legs in a failed assassination attempt by Kristopher Sharp's goons and spends years training in recovery, building a mechanized exo-skeleton for his legs and takes up the persona of "Duality", ultimately becoming a vigilante pressed to take down Sharp and end his criminal enterprise.
- Cameron Rose as Reuban Nash, Ethan's legal partner and best friend.
- Harley Baker as Alyson Nova, heiress to the Nova Corporation who witnesses the death of her father, Nathan, at the hands of Kristopher Sharp. She is Fletcher's longtime friend and love interest.
- Jacob Dawson as Kristopher Sharp/the Boss, the corporate head of Sharp Industries, but in fact he is the sole person running organized crime in the Tofino-Arinals Metropolitan Area, under the moniker of "the Boss". He orders his assassin, Farshot, to kill Ethan Fletcher after he wins a court case against one of Sharp's commanders.
- Cody Young as Jody Compton/Farshot, an assassin who is hired by Kristopher Sharp to kill Ethan Fletcher.
- Alessandro Wyatt as an investigative journalist whose articles notably relate to Duality, and the Boss. During the film, he goes on to uncover a lot of information about the two.
- Greyson Curry as a priest of Ethan Fletcher's local church, where he sometimes goes to find solace.
- Bodhi Gallegos as Nathan Nova, the CEO of the Nova Corporation and Alyson's father.
- Ari Hubbard as Leslie Sharp, Kristopher Sharp's daughter who opposes her father's criminal enterprise.
- Omar Dixon as Detective Nicholas Flynn, a TPD officer who assists Duality in uncovering Sharp's criminal dealings.
- Jude Owen as Kian Price, the commander of Sharp's criminal enterprise who is prosecuted by Fletcher and Nash. He is killed by Farshot in the same attack that cripples Fletcher.