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In an apparent continuity error, a different revolver is seen in Abby's handbag. It has a Smith & Wesson logo. | In an apparent continuity error, a different revolver is seen in Abby's handbag. It has a Smith & Wesson logo, and appears to be the same model on the poster (above). | ||
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Revision as of 06:15, 14 June 2011
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Blood Simple. is the 1984 crime film that marked the directorial debut of the Coen Brothers. The filim stars Frances McDormand, Dan Hedaya, John Getz, and M. Emmet Walsh.
Note: Just like Snatch., the title is spelt with a period. In order not to reveal any spoilers, the descriptions will be brief.
The following firearms were used in the film Blood Simple.:
Iver Johnson Revolver
The firearm that's seen throughout the film is an Iver Johnson revolver. It is first kept by Abby (Frances McDormand) as a personal defense weapon, but is also used by her husband Marty (Dan Hedaya) and her lover Ray (John Getz), as well as the Private Investigator (M. Emmet Walsh). (Note: On IMDb and in the Coen brother's screenplay, his name is revealed as Loren Visser, but this does not come up in the film.)
Smith & Wesson 39
A Smith & Wesson 39 is the sidearm of the private investigator, but not seen until the final scene.
Bolt-Action Scoped Rifle
The private investigator uses an unknown type of bolt-action rifle to take aim at Abby and Ray.
Unknown Smith & Wesson revolver
In an apparent continuity error, a different revolver is seen in Abby's handbag. It has a Smith & Wesson logo, and appears to be the same model on the poster (above).