Full Disclosure (Video 2001)

A reporter discovers a woman who is a suspected terrorist.

Director:

John Bradshaw

Writer:

Tony Johnston

Stars:

Virginia Madsen, Penelope Ann Miller, Rachel Ticotin

7 nominations.

Cast

Credited cast:
Virginia Madsen	...	Brenda Hopkins
Penelope Ann Miller	...	Michelle
Rachel Ticotin	...	Armiti Khalq
Christopher Plummer	...	Robert Lecker
Fred Ward	...	John McWhirter
Kim Coates	...	Dave Lewis
Roberta Maxwell	...	Sarah Archer
Nicholas Campbell	...	Simon
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Hrant Alianak	...	Hosni
Tyrone Benskin	...	Special Agent Draper (as Tyrone Benskine)
Gary Brennan	...	Waiter
James Bulliard	...	Randy (as Jamie Bulliard)
Coalhouse Campbell	...	Young Simon Brauman
Will Corno	...	Syed Rakha
Damon D'Oliveira	...	Marek (as Damon D'Oliviera)

Storyline

A reporter discovers a woman who is a suspected terrorist.

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Plot Keywords:

reporter | assassin | federal bureau of investigation | alcoholism | betrayal | 

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Genres:

Thriller

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for language and some violence

Details

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

15 May 2001 (USA)

Also Known As:

All the Fine Lines

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

97 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Quotes

John McWhirter: Hey, shouldn't you be out, crackin' big stories?
Carl Smythe: Shouldn't you be out crackin' open a bottle of scotch?
John McWhirter: Wow, real subtle, Carl.
Carl Smythe: Subtle?
John McWhirter: Yeah.
Carl Smythe: You sure you know what that means, John? You should look it up, it's in the dictionary, right around the word "Sober", so you may not have seen it.
John McWhirter: Oh yeah, I've seen it. Yeah, it's right before 'Suck my dick'.

User Reviews

Decent enough thriller but the ending blows!

Started watching this on cable, not sure exactly how much I missed of the start, but it couldn't have been to significant since I didn't miss anything important. Wasn't planning on watching it but I just got sucked into it and wanted to see how it would all end. The plot, like most of these DTV efforts, had major holes and logic fallacies but if you got a decent 'suspension of disbelief' you can gloss over them. Kinda liked how the lead male and female looked more akin to real people, compared to the 'Hollywood Ideals' you get in a big budget film. The production values where decent enough for a DTV movie and didn't really detract and make you think 'TV Show' most of the time.

The main problem I had with the film is it tried to get a bit to clever at the damn end with its lame ending. I don't believe in spoilers but lets just say the payoff for watching the whole movie isn't exactly up to par with what you would expect it to be. Pretty weak. In conclusion, If I had known what I was getting I wouldn't have taken the time to watch it all.