The Shamrock Conspiracy (TV 1995)Teddy Harrison has just recently retired from Scotland Yard and is planning to retire to a sheep ranch in Australia. However, it appears that he is not looking forward to it. And before he ... See full summary » Director:James FrawleyWriter:Michael Gleason |
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Title: The Shamrock Conspiracy (TV 1995)
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Edward Harrison
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Frank
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Cecilia Harrison
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Sean Nolan
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Sternhardt
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Tierney
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Reader
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Clare Coulter | ... |
Mae Dillon
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Al Waxman | ... |
O'Connor
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Dennis Malloy
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Terri Hawkes | ... |
Maria
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Chris Benson | ... |
Bartender
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Michael A. Miranda | ... |
Velasquez
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Morgue Attendant
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Teddy Harrison has just recently retired from Scotland Yard and is planning to retire to a sheep ranch in Australia. However, it appears that he is not looking forward to it. And before he goes he wants to visit his estranged daughter who lives in New York. Once he gets there he discovers that her boyfriend is a police detective. He is currently working on a case, involving a serial killer, who appeared to have stopped killing a few years ago, but appears to have resumed. However, Inspector Harrison doesn't think that is what is going on. Written by Anonymous
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7 March 1995 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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I was extremely disappointed with this movie. It was truly woeful! The awful Irish stereotypes (and accents) made it even worse! If it was not for the excellent Edward Woodward, this movie would deserve 0 out of 10!