A Pork Chop for Larry
A Pork Chop for Larry is an American short film directed by David Diliberto. It premiered at the Santa Barbara Film Festival in 2000. The film was shot entirely in Wilmington, North Carolina.
Premise[edit]
Someone has stole Beth's car again. Tonight's dinner is the only way to deal with it.
Cast[edit]
- Amy Ryan as Beth
- Jonathan Lee Wilson as Larry
- Tammy Arnold as The Butcher
- Warren Hendon as The Store Manager
- Alex Halpern as The Carnival Worker
- Jen MacNeil as The Balloon Maker
Production[edit]
The film was written and directed by David Diliberto. It was produced by David Diliberto, Diana Weymar and James Shaughnessy. Mark Gilmer was the cinematographer and Louise Byrne was the music composer.
Summary[edit]
The movie revolves around a carnival worker who wants to leave her husband. Every time she tries to leave him, her car gets stolen. Her only recourse is to kill him. She decides to poison him.
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