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| − | * Seen in the glass case of the gunstore where the town holds an impromptu meeting. The makes and models can't be determined from this shot.The four that is the most focused are, from left to right, a stainless commander sized 1911 with pearl grips,a ruger sp101, second gen fullsized glock, and a s&w revolver. | + | * Seen in the glass case of the gunstore where the town holds an impromptu meeting. The makes and models can't be determined from this shot. The four that is the most focused are, from left to right, a stainless commander sized 1911 with pearl grips, a ruger sp101, second gen fullsized glock, and a s&w revolver. |
[[Image:MNB-Gunshop.jpg |thumb|none|500px|A variety of Handguns can be seen in the glass case behind Bruce Campbell.]] | [[Image:MNB-Gunshop.jpg |thumb|none|500px|A variety of Handguns can be seen in the glass case behind Bruce Campbell.]] | ||
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My Name Is Bruce is an independent horror comedy that satirizes the career of B-Movie actor Bruce Campbell (The Evil Dead / Army of Darkness). In the film, a desperate town hires Bruce Campbell to be their monster hunter, as an ancient Chinese Demon wreaks havoc on their lives. Bruce Campbell (playing himself) agrees, thinking it is some sort of movie or PR gig. Little does he realize that he is really being hired to fight a real monster.
This movie premiered at the Ashland Film Festival in 2007, however, it had problems getting a release date in the United States for a long time. Despite having had many 'premiere showings' across the country (one in San Francisco as late as Dec 2008), as January 2009, the DVD rights have only been sold in the European territories. Finally the American DVD was released (without any fanfare, nor advertising) to U.S. DVD market in February 2009.
The Following guns were used in the film:
Pistol
AMT Hardballer Longslide
- Bruce Campbell uses an AMT Hardballer to great effect during the first assault on the monster (never removing the sales tag from the gun). Unfortunately he ends up shooting most of the townspeople by mistake...
Shotgun
Parker Double Barreled Shotgun
- Displayed by the town's gunshop owner and checked out by Bruce Campbell, the shotgun eventually ends up in the hands of another townsperson.
J.C. Higgins Model 20 Shotgun
- As seen on the wall of the gunshop behind it's proprietor. As an design element, this has to be one of the most 'low rent' representations of a 'gun store' I've seen. The Long guns are just propped up against the wall in cubby holes with no racks to hold them in place.
Winchester Model 12
Rifles
Nock Gun
Steyr AUG
Colt Government HBAR A2
Brown Bess
Milled receiver AK-47
- Seen on the wall of the gunstore. It could be a Poly Technologies Legend or one of the recent U.S. made receiver built up guns.
M14 Rifle
- Seen on the wall of the gunstore. It could be an M1A or other semiautomatic M14 clone.
Marlin 336C Lever Action Rifle
- Bruce uses (or tries to use) a Marlin 336C Lever Action rifle, but has difficulties.
Other
Various handguns
- Seen in the glass case of the gunstore where the town holds an impromptu meeting. The makes and models can't be determined from this shot. The four that is the most focused are, from left to right, a stainless commander sized 1911 with pearl grips, a ruger sp101, second gen fullsized glock, and a s&w revolver.
