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Unforgettable (1996) 5.8
Unsuccessfully framed for his wife's murder, Dr. David Krane attempts to find the real culprit by utilizing a new drug that allows him to experience the memories of other people first-hand.... See full summary » Director:John DahlWriter:Bill Geddie |
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Cast
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David Krane
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| Linda Fiorentino | ... |
Martha Briggs
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Don Bresler
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Stewart Gleick
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Curtis Avery
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Michael Stratton
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Caroline Elliott | ... |
Cara Krane
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Colleen Rennison | ... |
Lindy Krane
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Kelly
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Stellina Rusich | ... |
Mary Krane
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Sheila Wills
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Garwin Sanford | ... |
Joseph Bodner
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Jenafor Ryane | ... |
Donna Berman
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Jim Broyden | ... |
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Unsuccessfully framed for his wife's murder, Dr. David Krane attempts to find the real culprit by utilizing a new drug that allows him to experience the memories of other people first-hand. As he gets closer to the truth, the injections begin to take their toll on his life. Additionally, a history of alcoholism, a career crisis, and the involvement of police officers in the murder all conspire to prevent Dr. Crane from learning what really happened. The challenge, then, is for the doctor to overcome these obstacles before his time runs out. Written by Mike Yaffe <myaffe@harris.com>
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He loved her. He lost her. He won't let her memory die... until it tells him who killed her.Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for strong violence, language and nudity | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USARelease Date:
23 February 1996 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Inesquecível See more »Box Office
Budget:
$18,000,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
JPY 6,571,700 (Japan) (17 January 1997)Gross:
JPY 10,944,400 (Japan) (24 January 1997)Company Credits
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Dr. David Krane: [arriving] Hey.
Curtis Avery: Hey. Look at this, how is it they always get here before we do?
Dr. David Krane: The police band radios.
Curtis Avery: No, that was a rhetorical question, David. That was one to which I didn't really expect an answer.
Dr. David Krane: You know me Curtis, I think most of them will look better in plastic-zipper suits. You got the smoke?
Curtis Avery: No, I think it's something like fingerprints, we can just guess... Yeah, I brought the smoke.
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Written by Irving Gordon (uncredited)
Performed by Nat 'King' Cole (as Nat King Cole)
Courtesy of Capitol Records
Under license from CEMA Special Markets
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Trivia
A box office flop in the United States, this took two years to secure a theatrical release in the UK. See more »Quotes
[first lines]Dr. David Krane: [arriving] Hey.
Curtis Avery: Hey. Look at this, how is it they always get here before we do?
Dr. David Krane: The police band radios.
Curtis Avery: No, that was a rhetorical question, David. That was one to which I didn't really expect an answer.
Dr. David Krane: You know me Curtis, I think most of them will look better in plastic-zipper suits. You got the smoke?
Curtis Avery: No, I think it's something like fingerprints, we can just guess... Yeah, I brought the smoke.
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Soundtracks
"Unforgettable"Written by Irving Gordon (uncredited)
Performed by Nat 'King' Cole (as Nat King Cole)
Courtesy of Capitol Records
Under license from CEMA Special Markets
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Let me preface this review by saying this movie started off great with a great original idea. In fact the movie treaded on a good path besides a few stumbles here and there.
The movie is about a doctor, Doctor Krane (Ray Liotta), whose wife was murdered. The case was never solved although he was tried for the crime but acquitted. Later he comes across another doctor, Dr. Martha Briggs (Linda Fiorentino), who has a highly experimental drug that can transfer one person's memories to another person.
Well, Dr. Krane uses this drug to try to track down his wife's killer. At first the movie was rolling along fine, in fact is was down right captivating. But somewhere along the way it got predictable and then they didn't know how to end it. And when I say predictable, I mean reeeeally predictable.
This movie could have done itself justice by not being as long as it was and by not making the culprit so obvious. It made out to be just an average movie after all.