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No Alibi (2000)A businessman becomes the target for a ruthless criminal who mistakes him for the thief who stole his drug money. Director:Bruce Pittman |
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| Dean Cain | ... |
Bob Valenz
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| Lexa Doig | ... |
Camille
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| Eric Roberts | ... |
Victor Haddock /
Stanley Joiner
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| Peter Stebbings | ... |
Phil Valenz
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Richard Chevolleau | ... |
Paul, Police Officer
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| Melissa DiMarco | ... |
Stella, Phil's Girlfriend
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| Richard Zeman | ... |
Lou Murphy, Al's Bartender
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Terry Simpson | ... |
Irv Goldstein, P.I.
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Frank Schorpion | ... |
Harry Clayton
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| Patricia McKenzie | ... |
Dorothy, Paul's Girlfriend
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Lou Vani | ... |
Warehouse Guard
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Dino Tosques | ... |
Mr. Gold Chain
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Sylvia Cademartori | ... |
Reststop Bartender
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| Larry Day | ... |
Steve
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Phaivan 'Py' Southong | ... |
Serena, Camille Look-Alike
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A businessman becomes the target for a ruthless criminal who mistakes him for the thief who stole his drug money.
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Theres's no place to hide behind a shadow of a doubt.Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for sexuality, violence and language | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Release Date:
24 March 2000 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Alibi nélkül See more »Company Credits
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Camille: Yes. You do.
Bob Valenz: Yea. Well, see...
Camille: Accepted.
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"Goldstein" and "Valenz" are listed in the credits as "Gottlieb" and "Lorenz" despite their correct names being shown on screen during the film. See more »Quotes
Bob Valenz: Uh, excuse me. I-I owe you an apology.Camille: Yes. You do.
Bob Valenz: Yea. Well, see...
Camille: Accepted.
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On first watching this film it is hard to know quite what has happened, but on a subsequent viewing it become more clear. I enjoyed this movie. Dean Cain was excellent in the role of Bob. Lexa Doig's character was confusing to understand, at first, she was out to trap Bob but i really believe she landed up loving him although by then she had broken his heart. Dean Cain's performance was an usual excellent. He gets better with every film he does. My only question at the end of the film was what happened to Bob, Camilla and the baby. It was left for the viewer to decide