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Brian Oerly
Actor Brian Oerly packs a one, two, three schlagen, punsch with appearances in “Parker,” “Bullet to the Head” and “The East.” Dubbed Hollywood’s newest ‘bad boy’, this Stuntman turned professional Actor has been taking his fair share of licks against Hollywood’s A-listers for some time now.

Brian gained attention last Jahr as the Arian henchman flanking Vincent D’Onofrio and Bruce Willis in the action-thriller "Fire with Fire," and alongside Forest Whitaker in the Lionsgate release, "Freelancers." His Zurück Fernsehen credits include “Memphis Beat,” “CSI: NY,” “Chuck,”...
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posted by digititles
Hey everyone,



Have a look at these key art montages illustrating how key art is so stereotypical!

Most of the time Du can tell the genre of a movie Von just glancing at the poster.


There are 10 Bilder in the series link for full viewing.

ex: orange on black and white is action and crime



I think its the kind of thing Du dont really notice until Du see the comparison. wow.