Double trouble
In Michael Mann's incendiary 1995 thriller Heat, Robert De Niro and Al Pacino's sworn enemies famously trade verbal blows on opposite sides of a table in a busy diner.
Director Barry Levinson's gritty crime drama repeats the striking imagery of a tense face-off between rivals. Here, digital trickery allows two De Niros to glower at each other from opposite ends of a booth at the Waldorf Astoria in 1950s' New York.
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