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5.6/10   100 votes
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Director:
Writers (WGA):
Jackson Gillis (story)
Jud Kinberg (teleplay) ...
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Release Date:
24 October 1988 (USA) more
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Plot:
Religious beliefs clash with the law when an Amish infant is killed in a rural community. | add synopsis
Awards:
1 nomination more
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BRAD PITT MURDERS BABY!!! more (2 total)

Cast

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Bill Allen ... Roy
Ashley Bell ... Female Reporter

Theodore Bikel ... Abe Moser
Clay Boss
Regina Bridges ... Amish Woman

Olivia Burnette ... Rachel
Michael Criscuolo ... Phillip Carr
Jill Eikenberry ... Susan
James Eric
Greg Gault
Kay Gerhard ... Townswoman

Peter Michael Goetz ... Keller
Lowndes B. Grier ... Male Reporter
Bob Hannah ... Mr. Cooper

Mert Hatfield ... ????

Gregg Henry ... Sheriff Woodman
Michael Johnston
Kay Joyner ... Betty
James G. Martin Jr. ... Deputy Dave Lawson
Michael Mattick ... Peter Shuler
Maureen Mueller ... Sarah Shuler
Ken Olin ... Jim Sandler
Noon Orsatti
David Parker ... Judge

Ron Perlman ... Jacob Shuler
Linda Pierce ... Young Woman

Brad Pitt ... Theodore 'Teddy' Johnson
Nicholas Pryor ... Baxter
Leslie Riley ... Pam
Debby Severs ... T.V. Reporter
John Carl Shore ... Bailiff
Judy Simpson
Jody Smith ... Warren
Max Tucker ... David Sandler
Rick Warner ... Cooper's Lawyer
Noble Willingham ... Judge Manning
Dale Wright ... Court Clerk
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Also Known As:
The Amish Story (USA) (working title)
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Runtime:
USA:120 min (including commercials)
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BRAD PITT MURDERS BABY!!!, 26 April 2004
Author: Chris Winston from Fairbanks, U.S. Territory of Alaska

Interesting movie and sad at the same time. It's a shame there are idiots in the world who will harass others just for fun. Portrayed here is another example of how horrible the United States is (a country I love for all that is great about it.) This movie also brings to light the foolishness of people who don't follow through with justice. Religion should not play a part in anyone saying no to holding whoever is guilty accountable. Here that was almost the case but in the end justice was served... sort of. Prosecutor Ken Olin in court versus the big shot criminal attorney seemed to be leading up to a grand court case to prove guilt. What happened was kind of a letdown that really brought the movie down for me - there was a change of plea in court and no trial. Ugh. Just like that the movie ended without full resolution, without us the audience seeing justice carried out. Oh well. All in all this wasn't too bad. Ken Olin, I think, brings something to the small screen that many other small screen actors just can't. He does a really good job in most of the roles he plays and he does a good job here, too. It was kinda neat seeing a young Brad Pitt in one of his first movie roles, though his part was rather small. This gets a grade of: C

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