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‘Memory of a Killer’ Review: Patrick Dempsey Leads a Fox Hitman Drama That Gets Too Silly Too Quickly
Based on a Belgian novel and film, the thriller focuses on a killer-for-hire who may be suffering from Alzheimer's.
For the first three minutes of Fox‘s Memory of a Killer, Patrick Dempsey‘s Angelo projects suburban normalcy. He visits his pregnant daughter (Odeya Rush’s Maria) and son-in-law (Daniel David Stewart’s Jeff), makes small talk about his dead wife and his job selling office supplies. He drives Maria to her job teaching school.
At this point, Suburban Normcore Dad Angelo drives off in an SUV so boring it’s practically a station wagon and arrives at a lair in the wilderness, his very own bat cave where he changes out of his bland khakis and puffy vest into a sleek, perfectly tailored black suit. The boring car is left behind and replaced by a snazzy black Porsche EV.
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How to watch new Patrick Dempsey thriller series 'Memory of A Killer'
Patrick Dempsey is shedding his sexiest man aura and is stepping into the shoes of a cold-blooded hitman living a double life. However, all that starts to unravel when he begins to experience an early onset of Alzheimer's.
In "Memory of a Killer," Angelo Flannery (Dempsey) lives two totally separate lives. In New York City, he's a fearsome hitman employed by his pal Dutch (Michael Imperioli), an accomplished chef whose restaurant is a front for criminal enterprise, while in sleepy upstate Cooperstown, he's a copier salesman and father.
"Having built and maintained a brick wall between his two worlds, Angelo has seamlessly juggled and compartmentalized for years," the series synopsis says. "But now that's all about to change, because Alzheimer's is a foe he can't outrun, and he knows too well how this ends."
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