Michael, Angelo and David

Synopsis

"Michael, Angelo and David" is a 1976 crime drama set against the backdrop of London’s gritty underworld. The film follows the intertwined lives of three men—Michael, Angelo, and David—each grappling with their own personal demons and moral dilemmas. Amidst a tense atmosphere of crime and betrayal, the characters’ relationships are tested as they navigate loyalty, ambition, and survival. Known for its stark portrayal of 1970s urban life, the movie offers an unflinching look at the complexities of friendship and the harsh realities of the criminal world. With David Savage delivering a compelling performance, the film blends suspense with emotional depth, creating a narrative that explores themes of trust and redemption.

Cast

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  David Savage

  David

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  Marc Stevens

  Marc

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  Dennis Walsh

  Michael

• Marco Da Vioni

  Angelo

• Rick Sherwood

• Jim Darby

Reviews

Critically, "Michael, Angelo and David" has garnered mixed reactions over the years. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 6.1/10, suggesting a moderate reception from audiences, who often praise the film's authentic portrayal of character dynamics and gritty setting, while noting some pacing issues and dated elements typical of 1970s cinema. While there are no records of official scores on Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic, available user reviews indicate that the film is appreciated for its performances, particularly that of David Savage, and its atmospheric storytelling. Critics have highlighted the film's earnest attempt at character-driven narrative, though some point to its less polished execution and limited production values as drawbacks. Overall, while not a mainstream classic, "Michael, Angelo and David" is regarded as a cult film with strengths in mood and acting that resonate with fans of vintage crime dramas.