The Legend Maker 2014
"He'll make you a new past."
In *The Legend Maker (2014)*, a master forger's meticulous skills become his undoing when he's targeted by a ruthless crime syndicate.
Director: Ian Pringle
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Legend Maker (2014) about?
*The Legend Maker* follows a skilled professional forger whose life spirals into danger when he's hunted by a predatory crime ring. As he races to outsmart his pursuers, the line between his crafted illusions and reality begins to vanish, forcing him to confront the consequences of his double life.
Who directed The Legend Maker?
The film was directed by Ian Pringle, marking his return to feature filmmaking after over two decades.
Who stars in The Legend Maker?
The film features Tony Nikolakopoulos, Jeremy Kewley, Adrian Mulraney, and David Cameron in its leading roles.
Is The Legend Maker (2014) worth watching?
With its sharp focus on tension and moral ambiguity, *The Legend Maker* offers a compelling watch for fans of crime thrillers. While lacking an IMDb rating, its tight pacing and atmospheric storytelling make it a solid choice for those who enjoy stylish, low-key suspense.
How long is The Legend Maker?
The film runs for 85 minutes.
About The Legend Maker (2014) — A Gritty Thriller of Forgery and Survival
In *The Legend Maker (2014)*, a master forger's meticulous skills become his undoing when he's targeted by a ruthless crime syndicate. Ian Pringle, the film's director, crafts a tense thriller that blends deception with desperation, as the protagonist—driven by artistic pride—must outmaneuver dangerous adversaries in a world where forged identities blur the line between reality and fiction. The story unfolds with a gritty, noir-inspired atmosphere, where every signature carries weight and every lie risks exposure.
The film's tight 85-minute runtime keeps the suspense relentless, anchored by a standout cast including Tony Nikolakopoulos and Jeremy Kewley, whose performances lend credibility to the high-stakes game of deception. Themes of trust, survival, and the ethical morass of forgery collide in a narrative that asks: how far would you go to rewrite your past—and at what cost?