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Mind Games (2003)Jill Reeves suffers from retrograde amnesia, forgetting the last seven months of her life. When the mysterious Carter Tallerin tells her they're married, Jill's world unravels. Everyone in Jill's life has a secret, including herself. Director:Adrian CarrWriter:David Lasdon |
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Kari Keegan | ... |
Jill Reeves
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| James Wilder | ... |
Brian Reeves
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| Richard Norton | ... |
Carter Tallerin
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| Geoffrey Lewis | ... |
Melvin Reeves
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| Joe Estevez | ... |
Chester
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| Heather Marie Marsden | ... |
Michelle
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Natalie, the Hairstylist
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Elizabeth Greene
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Harlan
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| Roxanne Beckford | ... |
Linda
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Edie, the Diner Waitress
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Jill's Lawyer
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Dr. Landis
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Justice of the Peace
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Roderick Garr | ... |
Tim Jackson from Vacations Inc.
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Jill Reeves suffers from retrograde amnesia, forgetting the last seven months of her life. When the mysterious Carter Tallerin tells her they're married, Jill's world unravels. Everyone in Jill's life has a secret, including herself.
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Behind every truth is a lie. Behind every lie is a bigger lie.Genres:
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4 April 2003 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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i viewed mind games and found it entertaining to say the least , its not meant as a serious scam type film but has many funny twists and turns , i enjoyed it immensely and found the movie leaves a nice light feel - Yes the Texan accent on Carter (Richard Norton) is not a true texan accent but obviously has been spoofed up for the fun of it ...as for Fat boys comments...its not a serious movie ...its fun ...and its good entertainment ...if you want violence and nudity flashed about gratutiously then this movie is not for you - if you want a good laugh with a good twist..i would highly recommend it and would also recommend it for family viewing as it provides relief from the usual trash we get dished up as action or good acting