Domino

bounty hunter) Ed Moseby (Mickey Rourke), she joins up with him and his partner Choco (Edgar Ramirez) to form a three-person team. This rough and tumble occupation provides Domino with a satisfying adrenaline-oriented lifestyle as well as the flattering attention of Choco, who immediately "fancies" her. Soon, talk of an English rose chasing down Southern California's worst drug dealers and murderers with a massive firearm begins to spread, and Domino's reputation begins to reach urban-legendary proportions. At this point she is approached by television executive Mark Heiss (Christopher Walken) who proposes a reality TV series based on her life as a bounty hunter. Soon after the project begins, however, complications during a job land her in a tight spot with both the mob and the FBI, and she is forced to give her own account of the events -- an account which the audience is unable to verify. The unreliability of Domino's story in the film serves as a tongue-in-cheek parallel of the tabloid representation of the real Domino Harvey, who accused multiple publications of misrepresenting her, and was reportedly considering suing several media outlets before her death on June 27, 2005, of a suspected drug overdose.