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Michael Carr is the main protagonist of the 1992 psychological thriller film Unlawful Entry.
He was portrayed by Kurt Russell who also played Dexter Reilly in the 1969 film The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes, followed by the 1972 sequel Now You See Him, Now You Don't and the 1975 sequel The Strongest Man in the World, Copper in the 1981 animated film The Fox and the Hound, Snake Plissken in the 1981 hit film Escape from New York and the 1996 sequel Escape from L.A., R.J. MacReady in the horror film The Thing, Gabriel Cash in the 1989 film Tango & Cash, Wyatt Earp in the 1993 western film Tombstone, Sgt. Todd 3465 in the 1998 sci-fi action film Soldier, The Commander in the 2005 film Sky High, Mr. Nobody in the 2015 film Furious 7, and the 2017 sequel The Fate of the Furious, and Santa Claus in The Christmas Chronicles series.
Biography[]
Michael Carr is currently living with his wife, Karen Carr in Los Angeles. One night, an intruder invades their home and the intruder takes briefly Karen hostage and dumps her in the swimming pool and then escapes. The Carrs call the police and meet a cop named Pete Davis who takes interest in their case and installs a security system in their house.
When Michael obsesses with revenge on the intruder, Pete invites him on a ride-along with his partner Roy Cole. After dropping Cole off, Pete takes Michael to the intruder to arrest him and offers him a chance to beat him with his nightstick, but Michael declines, so Pete beats him himself, savagely, which makes Michael suspicious of his behavior and tells him to get help and stay away from him and Karen.
Later, Pete becomes obsessive with Karen and starts to stalk the couple, such as walking in their house and in their bedroom when they were having sex, canceling Michael's credit cards, putting a boot on his car, and changing the records to show he has $600 of unpaid car tickets. Michael later tries to seek help from the Police Department about Pete, but they don't believe his story. Later, he tries to bribe Pete $500 to leave them alone, but fails after Pete punches Michael in the gut and threatens to kill him.
Michael later seeks help from Roy Cole who threatens to report him for his behavior, but Pete kills him in retaliation. Pete them frames Michael on drug charges by planting cocaine in his house to get closer to Karen and Michael gets arrested. While in jail, Pete taunts him and Michael warns Pete not to go near Karen, but he soon gets bailed out by his best friend Roger by giving the bail bondsman $25,000. Michael arrives home and saves Karen and he and Pete engage in a fight, and it ends with Karen knocking out Pete with a jewel and Michael knocks him out unconscious. Pete later wakes up and taunts Michael if he's going to make a citizen's arrest, and Michael instead kills Pete by shooting him repeatedly. He and Karen later wait for the police as the film ends.