“
There is more than one way to kill a man!
”
—Official tagline
The Killers is a neo-noir film released in 1964.
In the film, two hitmen grow suspicious when their target shows little resistance to being murdered. They travel across the country looking for answers and learn of a robbery he had taken place in. The film was directed by Don Siegal and stars Lee Marvin, Angie Dickinson, Clu Gulager, John Cassavetes and Ronald Reagan.
The film is based off of Ernest Hemingway's 1927 novel of the same name and serves as an updated version of the 1946 adaptation by Robert Siodmak. It is the film debut of Gulager and the last film of Reagan.
Victims[]
Prior to the Film[]
- George Fleming - Shot by unknown police officers.
- Total - 1
During the Film[]
- Johnny North - Shot in the chest and head multiple times by Charlie and Lee under the orders of Browning.
- Lee - Shot in the chest multiple times by Browning.
- Jack Browning - Shot in the chest multiple times by Charlie.
- Sheila Farr Browning - Shot to death by Charlie off-screen.
- Charlie Strom - Bled out after being shot in the chest by Browning.
- Total - 5
Deaths[]
- Total - 6
- 5 Male
- 1 Female
Kill Counts[]
- Charlie Strom - 3 (Deceased)
- Jack Browning - 3 (Deceased)
- Lee - 1 (Deceased)