HollywoodChicago.com Hookup: 25 Passes, Signed Poster For ‘Brooklyn’s Finest’ With Don Cheadle, Richard Gere

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CHICAGO – In our latest crime/drama edition of HollywoodChicago.com Hookup: Film, we have 25 admit-two run-of-engagement movie passes and one signed poster for one grand-prize winner for the new film “Brooklyn’s Finest” from the director of “Training Day”! The movie passes can be used at any Chicago screening at participating theaters.

“Brooklyn’s Finest” stars Richard Gere, Don Cheadle, Ethan Hawke, Wesley Snipes, Vincent D’Onofrio, Brian F. O’Byrne, Will Patton, Jesse Williams, Lili Taylor, Ellen Barkin, Shannon Kane, Wass Stevens, Armando Riesco, Wade Allain-Marcus and Logan Marshall-Green from director Antoine Fuqua and writer Michael C. Martin. The film opened on March 5, 2010.

To win your free “Brooklyn’s Finest” movie pass and for your chance to win our signed poster courtesy of HollywoodChicago.com, all you need to do is answer a question in this Web-based submission form. That’s it! Directions to enter this HollywoodChicago.com Hookup and immediately win can be found beneath the graphic below.

The movie poster for Brooklyn's Finest with Richard Gere, Don Cheadle, Ethan Hawke and Wesley Snipes
The movie poster for “Brooklyn’s Finest” with Richard Gere, Don Cheadle, Ethan Hawke and Wesley Snipes.
Image credit: Overture Films

Here is the plot description for “Brooklyn’s Finest”:

In the course of one chaotic week, the lives of three conflicted New York City police officers are dramatically transformed by their involvement in a massive drug operation in “Brooklyn’s Finest”: a searing new crime drama from acclaimed director Antoine Fuqua (“Training Day”).

Burned-out veteran Eddie Dugan (Richard Gere) is just one week away from his pension and a fishing cabin in Connecticut.

Narcotics officer Sal Procida (Ethan Hawke) has discovered there’s no line he won’t cross to provide a better life for his long-suffering wife and seven children. And Clarence “Tango” Butler (Don Cheadle) has been undercover so long his loyalties have started to shift from his fellow police officers to his prison buddy, Caz (Wesley Snipes), who is one of Brooklyn’s most infamous drug dealers.

With personal and work pressures bearing down on them, each man faces daily tests of judgment and honor in one of the world’s most difficult jobs. When NYPD’s Operation Cleanup targets the notoriously drug-ridden BK housing project, all three officers find themselves swept away by the violence and corruption of Brooklyn’s gritty 65th Precinct and its most treacherous criminals.

During seven fateful days, Eddie, Sal and Tango find themselves hurtling inextricably toward the same fatal crime scene and a shattering collision with destiny. The film captures the volatile and deadly world of one of New York’s most dangerous precincts through the eyes of the men and women pledged to protect and serve as they face the wrenching choices that make them Brooklyn’s finest.

“Brooklyn’s Finest” stars Golden Globe winner Richard Gere (“Amelia,” “Internal Affairs”), Oscar nominee Don Cheadle (“Hotel Rwanda,” “Crash”), Oscar nominee Ethan Hawke (“Training Day,” “Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead”), Wesley Snipes (“New Jack City”), Will Patton (“The Fourth Kind”), Lili Taylor (“Public Enemies”), Brian F. O’Byrne (“The International”) and Shannon Kane (“Blood and Bone”) with Ellen Barkin (“Ocean’s Thirteen”).

It is written by Michael C. Martin. Producers are Basil Iwanyk (“We Are Marshall”), John Langley (“Leaves of Grass”), Elie Cohn (“88 Minutes”), John Thompson (“Rambo”) and Avi Lerner (“Ninja”). Joe Napolitano and Kat Samick (“Shooter”) are co-producers. Antoine Fuqua, Robert Greenhut (“The Departed”), Jesse Kennedy (“Wild Cherry”) and Mary Viola (“Lost Boys: The Tribe”) are executive producers.

Patrick Murguia (“Fuera del Cielo”) is director of photography. Editor is Barbara Tulliver (“Lady in the Water”). Production designer is Thérèse DePrez (“Fighting”). Costume designer is Juliet Polcsa (“Paper Man”). Original music is by Marcelo Zarvos (“Lost Boys: The Tribe”).

The movie trailer for “Brooklyn’s Finest” can be viewed now below.

To secure your free movie pass and for your chance for the signed poster, you must be logged into your HollywoodChicago.com Web site account. If you don’t yet have one, you can quickly register here. Having a free Web site account with a valid e-mail address is required to win this HollywoodChicago.com Hookup.

Next, simply answer our question. You must submit your answer using this confidential, Web-based submission form. Please do not comment in this Hookup. Your entry will be invalid if you only comment here and don’t submit into our Web-based form. Please only submit your answer using this submission form.

You must include your first and last name, e-mail address and physical mailing address in your submission. Your personal information will not be sold or shared, will be kept strictly confidential and is only for awarding winning entries. Please answer our question below.

Star If you were a cop, would you ever sell out your police force for any reason or any price?

This HollywoodChicago.com Hookup: Film is simple: 24 HollywoodChicago.com readers will be randomly selected as the winners for our “Brooklyn’s Finest” movie passes and one lucky reader will win a movie pass along with a signed poster! The movie passes and signed poster will be mailed to the winners at our expense. Good luck!

HollywoodChicago.com editor-in-chief and publisher Adam Fendelman

By ADAM FENDELMAN
Editor-in-Chief/Publisher
HollywoodChicago.com
adam@hollywoodchicago.com

© 2010 Adam Fendelman, HollywoodChicago.com LLC

Anonymous's picture

i want it

Anonymous's picture

Yes

watching The Wire gives me all the knowledge base necessary. I definitely would!

N's picture

Justice

I am not certain what selling out a police force entails, but I believe one of the duties of law officers is to uphold justice. If somehow selling a police force out was being done to uphold justice, then maybe I would if I had the balls.

Anonymous's picture

If you were a cop, would you ever sell out your police force fo

In the long run the democratic societies work because law, order and justice system works. This is what is different about us in the USA and others. No I would not sell out never ever.

yummyummy's picture

I believe in always being

I believe in always being honest and just.

angeladepp's picture

I would probably need to

I would probably need to sell them out cause most likely they would be corrupt and I am supposed to uphold the law, am I not?

bicycleboy's picture

If I were a cop

I would be no better than anyone else
I just hope I would be no worse
Would I sell out bad guys? or good guys?
Probably not, I’m a pussy.

rweisskopf's picture

Selling Out

An old fashioned, “Never!”

jessesgirl56's picture

If i were a cop

No blue looks better than strips

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