Jonathan Stone: Threat of Innocence (TV 1994)

Rocked by the death of his wife, ex-cop Jonathan Stone moves to a Seattle suburb to start a new life. It is there that he is falsely accused of murder and finds himself forced to track down... See full summary »

Director:

Michael Switzer

Writer:

Gordon Greisman

Stars:

Richard Crenna, Beverly D'Angelo, Stephen McHattie

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Richard Crenna	...	Jonathan Stone
Beverly D'Angelo	...	Annie Hayes
Stephen McHattie	...	Lieutenant Durant
Robert Desiderio	...	Arnie Ryan
James Handy	...	Don Moran
Alberta Watson	...	Deborah Walsh Bradford
Neith Hunter	...	Nora Walsh
Anne De Salvo	...	Lally Marsh
Todd Field	...	Yates
Jennifer O'Neill	...	Nan Stone
Geof Prysirr	...	Man Lover
Traci Martinson	...	Woman Lover
John Procaccino	...	Dr. Gerrard
Richard Anthony Crenna	...	1st Detective
Jesse Switzer	...	Tadpole Kid

Storyline

Rocked by the death of his wife, ex-cop Jonathan Stone moves to a Seattle suburb to start a new life. It is there that he is falsely accused of murder and finds himself forced to track down the real killer in an attempt to clear his own name. In his pursuit of justice, Stone meets wealthy socialite Annie Hayes. With Annie's help, Stone is able to gain access to the rich and famous in order to solve this bizarre murder case. Together, they team up to clear Stone's name and give him a second chance at life.

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Plot Keywords:

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Taglines:

One Man Is Taking Control

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

18 May 1994 (USA)

Also Known As:

Frame Up

Filming Locations:

Seattle, Washington, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Gordon Greissman Television, Herkimer Pond Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

86 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

User Reviews

Don't Waste Your Time

What a huge disappointment. In spite of having Richard Crenna and Beverly D'Angelo in this movie, the only reasons I gave it a shot in spite of the ratings, it was a total flop. Other than Richard Crennas character, I kept wondering "who are these people"? Totally under-developed and left you not knowing or caring who or what they were about. There was a feeling of watching bit parts from a few different movies, all thrown together. The only reason I watched through to the obvious ending is to see if just maybe it would get better. It didn't. Even if you're a fan of Richard Crennas or Beverly D'Angelos, don't waste your time on this mess.