Shadow of Fear (2004)When a young man accidentally kills someone, he is plunged into a rich man's world of blackmail, betrayal, adultery and ...murder. Director:Rich Cowan |
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Shadow of Fear (2004)When a young man accidentally kills someone, he is plunged into a rich man's world of blackmail, betrayal, adultery and ...murder. Director:Rich Cowan |
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| Matthew Davis | ... |
Harrison French
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| James Spader | ... |
William Ashbury
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| Aidan Quinn | ... |
Detective Scofield
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| Peter Coyote | ... |
Congressman Henderson
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| Robin Tunney | ... |
Wynn French
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| Alice Krige | ... |
Margie Henderson
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| Lacey Chabert | ... |
Allison Henderson
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| Sarah Ann Schultz | ... | ||
| Robert Miano | ... |
Mr. Davis
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| David Selby | ... |
Mr. Steve Palmer
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| David Andriole | ... |
Mr. Sawgrass
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Andrew Harris | ... |
Chris Henderson
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| Shirly Brener | ... |
Janey Sawgrass
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Holly Houston | ... |
Marcy Stewart
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John Grant Phillips | ... |
Chief Webb
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When a young man accidentally kills someone, he is plunged into a rich man's world of blackmail, betrayal, adultery and ...murder.
They say that Hollywood always is looking for something new. So how come they decided to produce this film? There's nothing new in "Shadow of Fear". I mean: rainy night, a moment of inattention and the dead guy in the middle of the road. There rest is as unimaginative as the beginning.
Well, there were some positive moments. The concept of the secret society created by demonic William Ashbury is quite entertaining and relationship between main character and his father-in-law is somewhat original. But that's it. The main character is rather dull and Matthew Davis isn't the best actor for the part. What's more, Lexi Nikitas must really hate him, since his make-up was overdone. What's with the lipstick? Davis looked almost like a lazy drag who didn't remove the make-up after the show was over.