Last Light (1993)Movie about a killer who is waiting on death row, and finds an unlikely friend in a prison guard. Director:Kiefer SutherlandWriter:Robert Eisele |
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Last Light (1993)Movie about a killer who is waiting on death row, and finds an unlikely friend in a prison guard. Director:Kiefer SutherlandWriter:Robert Eisele |
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| Forest Whitaker | ... |
Fred Whitmore
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| Kiefer Sutherland | ... | ||
| Clancy Brown | ... |
Lt. Lionel McMannis
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Lynne Moody | ... |
Hope Whitmore
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| Amanda Plummer | ... |
Lillian Burke
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| Kathleen Quinlan | ... |
Kathy Rubicek
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| Cameron Dye | ... |
1st Inmate
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Tony T. Johnson | ... |
Darrell Whitmore
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Lydell M. Cheshier | ... |
Jimmy the J
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| Gary Carlos Cervantes | ... |
Kranski
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Dom Magwili | ... |
1st Guard
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| Mike Gomez | ... |
2nd Guard
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| Edward Bunker | ... |
Chess Player
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| Danny Trejo | ... |
2nd Inmate
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Robert Eisele | ... |
Bill Corbett
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Awaiting execution, Denver Bayliss gains an unlikely friend and confidant in Fred Whitmore, a former cop who is now a prison guard. Whitmore's life is a mess, however: he shuts out his wife and can't relate to his son. As Bayliss' execution draws nearer, Whitmore clashes more and more with Lt. McMannis, his supervisor, over Bayliss' treatment. Bayliss gives Whitmore a new understanding of life by helping him come to terms with a traumatic past, and Whitmore helps Bayliss to make his peace with himself and the world. Written by Jason A. Cormier <wildrose@mindsping.com>
I would like to start off by saying this is a must watch. I have used IMDb on many occasions to determine whether i should watch a film, but take this from me- you should watch this. Even though Kiefer Sutherland ( of which i am a great admirer ) is billed as the star actor, Forest Whitaker really takes over this one. Its a film with emotion but enjoyable to watch. And its a film I respect for its quality as TV film. I was surprised to see Kiefer directing but he did more than a great jobb. But once again Whitaker's acting skills here were immense. Finally it is focused on a small amount of characters, making the focus of the film a lot better.