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Green Ice movie, music by Bill Wyman
A 1981 British film featuring Ryan O’Neal and Omar Sharif, where a struggling engineer embarks on an adventure with a mysterious woman and an emerald magnate. Bill Wyman composed the music for the film.
Green Ice is a 1981 British adventure film starring Ryan O’Neal and Omar Sharif (hello Dr. Zhivago!) The movie follows the story of a down-on-his-luck engineer, played by O’Neal, who gets tangled up in a thrilling adventure involving a mysterious woman and an emerald magnate. The plot centers around a valuable emerald, with plenty of twists, action, and intrigue to keep you hooked.
O’Neal’s character, a guy who’s just trying to get by, ends up being swept up into a world of high stakes and danger after he crosses paths with a woman who seems to be hiding something. As they get deeper into the search for a massive emerald fortune, O’Neal’s character finds himself battling not only dangerous criminals but also the intrigue surrounding the powerful figures who control the emerald trade. Omar Sharif plays a key role as the magnate who holds the key to the emeralds’ fate.
The film has all the elements of a classic adventure: mysterious characters, thrilling chases, and a treasure hunt. However, what sets it apart is the score by Bill Wyman of the Rolling Stones. Wyman’s music really adds a unique touch to the film, with his rock ‘n’ roll vibe fitting surprisingly well with the action-packed storyline.
Though it might not have gained major recognition, Green Ice offers a fun and dramatic ride, especially for fans of adventure films or Wyman’s music. It’s definitely one to check out if you’re into classic 80s flicks with a bit of a hidden gem vibe. Plus, it’s cool to see a Rolling Stone contributing to a film soundtrack!
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