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Double Take (1998)A writer witnesses a murder that may have been politically motivated involving Argentinian Nationals... See full summary » Director:Mark L. Lester |
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Double Take (1998)A writer witnesses a murder that may have been politically motivated involving Argentinian Nationals... See full summary » Director:Mark L. Lester |
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Connor McEwen
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Brigitte Bako | ... |
Nikki Capelli
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| Costas Mandylor | ... |
Hector Stroessner
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Ray Soldado
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| Dan Lett | ... |
Detective Hardaway
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| Maurice Godin | ... |
Fritz
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| Peter Keleghan | ... |
Robert Mead
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Heidi von Palleske | ... |
Julie Hauser
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| Torri Higginson | ... |
Peggy
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| Frank Pellegrino | ... |
Frankie
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| Evan Sabba | ... |
Osbourne
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Victoria Snow | ... |
Real Estate Lady
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Vince Marino | ... |
Antonio
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Gerry Salsberg | ... |
Morrie
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Jack Duffy | ... |
Judge
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| Damon D'Oliveira | ... |
Raul
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A writer witnesses a murder that may have been politically motivated involving Argentinian Nationals. After picking the man out of a line-up and persuasively testifying in court against him, the man is convicted. However, his girlfriend shows up and says the man is innocent and produces a picture of a young child which she says will be without a father. This leaves the writer with doubts and then when he sees another man who looks very much like the killer, he becomes more certain that he made a mistake. However, everything is not as it appears and the writer finds himself drawn into the murder and blackmail. Written by John Sacksteder <jsackste@bellsouth.net>
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