Kurt Russel and his attorney checking out the closed Mayan. He plans to reopen it again as a nightclub in "Unlawful Entry" (20th Century Fox, 1992). Thanks to Marko Tudich for noting the appearance of the theatre in the film. The theatre HAD reopened as a nightclub in 1990.
The film features Madeline Stowe, Ray Liotta, Roger E. Mosley, Ken Lerner, Deborah Offner, Carmen Argenziano and Andy Romano. Jonathan Kaplan directed. The cinematography was by Jamie Anderson.
Kurt poking his head inside. They're showing it to a potential backer.
Heading onto the stage.
A wider view revealing a nice drop and a car back near the loading door. The seats were brought in for the film.
A chat onstage.
Time for a party for influencers and potential backers.
A model of the cleaned up theatre for Kurt to show potential investors.
Action at the party.
Madeline Stowe, playing Kurt's wife, at the bar with her friend Penny, played by Deborah Offner. It's cute cop Ray Liotta appearing unexpectedly in the doorway. Madeline is trying to get him interested in her friend but Ray only has eyes for Madeline. He had met the couple when he responded to a call about a a possible intruder at their house.
Ray planning his moves. He had been pretending to be nice as he forcefully inserted himself into the life of the couple.
Kurt talking to him at the bar, telling him to get out of the theatre and leave them alone. It escalates.
Ray leaves. But he's not done with Madeline.
Mulling over his next actions to destroy Kurt's life and torpedo the Mayan project.
A look back in as Kurt and Madeline talk to investors in the lobby. Ray starts by getting Kurt's credit cards cancelled and calling up investors with questions designed to plant doubts.
Check out the pages about the Mayan Theatre on the Los Angeles Theatres site. It opened in 1927 as a venue devoted to musical comedies.
On IMDb: "Unlawful Entry"
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