
"El peligro, el engaño y el asesinato se abalanzan sobre un tranquilo pueblo rural."
El virtuoso
Un asesino profesional debe localizar y matar a su último objetivo para satisfacer una deuda pendiente con su mentor. Pero la única información que se le ha dado es la hora y el lugar donde encontrar a su presa: las 5 de la tarde en un restaurante rústico en la ciudad decadente. Sin nombre, sin descripción, nada. Cuando llega al lugar, hay varios objetivos posibles, incluido el sheriff del condado. Poniendo en peligro su vida, el asesino se embarca en una cacería humana para encontrar al objetivo y cumplir su misión. Pero el peligro aumenta cuando los encuentros eróticos con una mujer lugareña amenazan con descarrilar su tarea.
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Anthony Hopkins
The Mentor

Anson Mount
The Virtuoso

Abbie Cornish
The Waitress

Diora Baird
Johnnie's Girlfriend

Eddie Marsan
The Loner

David Morse
The Deputy

Richard Brake
Handsome Johnnie

Chris Perfetti
The Motel Clerk

Lory Molino
Background

Shay Guthrie
Camaro Girl

Estelle Girard Parks
Young Woman

Jenna Hellmuth
The Mom
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Ver todo en TMDBHas some interesting elements but "The Virtuoso" (how Anson Mount's character is credited) is kind of an idiot for being some kind of world-class hitman (not sure why he'd take an assignment to some tiny town with no name or picture of his target), plus his monotone narration can lull you to sleep if you're not careful. Anthony Hopkins was mailing it in as most stars of his ilk tend to do with …
_**“Are you an assassin?” “I’m a soldier.” “You’re neither.”**_ A professional assassin (Anson Mount) is given an ambiguous gig in a small town in the Poconos. Can he get the job done with as little collateral damage as possible? Anthony Hopkins plays his boss, Abbie Cornish a waitress and David Morse a deputy. "The Virtuoso" (2021) is a neo-noir crime drama/thriller with a Tarantino bent. F…
There isn't the slightest trace of virtuosity here — or, for that matter, of competence —, whether in front of or behind the camera, except for what Anthony Hopkins brings from his own unlimited personal reserve. Contrary to what one might believe, the title does not refer to Hopkins’s character, but to Anson Mount (The Virtuoso ends up coming across as a nickname the character is too dumb to r…












