- Illeana Scott - John Costa - Leclair - Paquette - Mrs. Asher - Duval - Hart - Young Asher - Detective Roch - Sandra & The Latin Groove - officer Mann - train man - woman in gallery - Québec city inspector - Clive Morin - Matt Soulsby - desk clerk - Sandra & The Latin Groove - Cashier - Medical Examiner - officer Darabont - French reporter - hotel manager - Interrogation Officer - Québec city cop - victim #2 - Sandra & The Latin Groove
- postal clerk
- waiter
- Soulsby, Justin
- committee head
- Illeana's hotel manager - car salesman - Sandra & The Latin Groove - bartender - doctor - victim #3 - man a Moncton street - victim #1 - Henri Bisonette
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Warner Home Video
Technical Details
Screen: Enhanced Widescreen Letterbox Sound: Dolby Digital w/ sub-woofer channel DVD Aspect Ratio:: Cinemascope
Language
English
Full Synopsis
A female detective on the trail of a psychotic killer
discovers love in a dangerous time in this thriller, based on the novel by Michael Pye. Illeana Scott (Angelina Jolie) is
a special agent with the FBI who has a reputation for using offbeat methods, but also boasts a strong record as a criminal
profiler. Scott is called in by a former Quantico colleague (Tcheky Karyo) to assist two Canadian police detectives, Paquette
(Olivier Martinez) and Duval (Jean-Hugues Anglade), who are on the trail of a serial killer who has been doing business in
and around Montreal for close to two decades. The murderer has a history of assimilating many aspects of the lives of his
victims after he kills them, but there's been a witness to his most recent crime. Art gallery owner James Costa (Ethan Hawke)
saw the killer during an assault, and now finds himself working as an only marginally willing decoy for Scott. As Scott and
Costa follow the killer's trail, they find themselves becoming attracted to one another, which is not necessarily a comfort
to Scott as she finds her quarry moving closer and closer. Taking Lives also stars Kiefer Sutherland and Gena Rowlands.
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Twisted
Complete Cast
- Jessica Shepard - John Mills - Mike Delmarco - Dr. Melvin Frank - Dr. Melvin Frank - Lieutenant Tong - Lisa
- Jimmy Schmidt
- Dale Becker
- Ray Porter
- Wilson Jefferson
- Edmund Culter
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Paramount DVD
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Screen: Enhanced Widescreen Letterbox Sound: Dolby Digital w/ sub-woofer channel, Dolby Digital Surround DVD Aspect Ratio:: Alternate Wide Screen
Language
English, French
Full Synopsis
Philip Kaufman directs the detective thriller Twisted (originally to be titled The Blackout Murders), with a script by up-and-coming filmmaker Sarah Thorp. Ashley Judd plays troubled police detective
Jessica Shepard, who works under the jurisdiction of the man who raised her as his daughter, police Commissioner Mills (Samuel
L. Jackson). While investigating a serial murder case, Jessica -- who is has a proclivity for dangerous, drunken one-night-stands
-- discovers that all of the victims are men whom she's recently bedded. Complicating matters are her bitter ex-boyfriend
(Mark Pellegrino), her very curious therapist (David Strathairn), and her odd-behaving new partner Mike Delmarco (Andy Garcia)
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The Three Kings
Complete Cast
- Major Archie Gates - Sergeant Troy Barlow - Chief Elgin - Conrad Vig - Adriana Cruz - Walter Wogaman - Colonel Horn - Amir Abdulah - Captain Sa'id - Cathy Daitch - Debbie Barlow - Captain Van Meter - [uncredited] Oasis Bunker Guard
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Warner Home Video
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Screen: Enhanced Widescreen Letterbox Sound: Dolby Digital w/ sub-woofer channel
Language
English
Awards
1999 - Winner - Broadcast Film
Critics Association Breakthrough Performer 1999 - Nominee - Writers Guild of America Best Original Screenplay 1999 - Nominee -
Writers Guild of America Best Original Screenplay 1999 - Nominee - National Board of Review Best Picture 1999 -
Winner - National Society of Film Critics Best Director (Runner-up)
Full Synopsis
Three stars team up for this unusual look at America's
role in the war against Iraq. In 1991, as the Gulf War winds to a close, three American servicemen find themselves happy to
have achieved victory but wondering about the ultimate importance of what they've done (especially since Saddam Hussein is
still in power). Major Archie Gates (George Clooney) is a decorated Vietnam veteran and special forces officer with two weeks to go before he retires;
Sgt. Troy Barlow (Mark Wahlberg) has a new baby at home; and Chief Elgin (Ice Cube) is probably just going to end up back in Detroit.
So when one of them comes across a map that seems to point out where Saddam's forces have stashed a large cache of gold they
stole from Kuwait, they decide to follow the trail and take some of the war booty for themselves. However, the deeper they
journey into Iraq, the more they see of the consequences of America's policies in the Middle East. Although President George
Bush and the American military urged Iraqi citizens to rise up against Saddam Hussein, and pledged their support to a people's
movement against the leader, Iraqis found that when they took to the streets against Saddam, the United States did not back
them up, and the loss of Iraqi lives was fearsome. When Gates, Barlow and Elgin become aware of what's happening, they're
torn between their desire to grab the fortune they came for and the demands of their conscience to help the people they came
to liberate. Three Kings was directed by David O. Russell and marked a significant change of direction after his dark-humored relationship comedies, Spanking the Monkey and Flirting with Disaster
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