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Dave Erickson (writer)
Release Date:
17 October 2003 (USA)
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2 wins
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Cast
(Credited cast)| Charles S. Dutton | ... | Chief Charles Moose | |
| Jay O. Sanders | ... | Douglas Duncan | |
| Bobby Hosea | ... | John Muhammad | |
| Trent Cameron | ... | John Lee Malvo | |
| Helen Shaver | ... | Sandy Moose | |
| Tom O'Brien | ... | Lieutenant Jacobs | |
| Charlayne Woodard | ... | Mildred Muhammad | |
| Garwin Sanford | ... | Agent Tremain | |
| Doug Abrahams | ... | Agent Stone (as Doug Abrams) | |
| Michael Kopsa | ... | Detective Foster | |
| David Neale | ... | Detective Paulson | |
| Veena Sood | ... | Sylvia Mack | |
| Nels Lennarson | ... | Gordon Wolf | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Michael Adamthwaite | ... | George Lenahan | |
| Raul Aguilar | ... | Bus Driver | |
| Patti Allan | ... | Montgomery County Concilwoman | |
| Sean Allen | ... | Father Sullivan | |
| Gillian Barber | ... | Audrey Duncan | |
| Bianca Blake | ... | Taiba Muhammad | |
| Artine Brown | ... | Jacobs | |
| Robert Bruce | ... | Montgomery County Councilman | |
| George W. Bush | ... | Himself (archive footage) | |
| Claudia Carvajal | ... | Post Office Woman | |
| Jose Casio | ... | Spanish Man | |
| James Coderre | ... | Landscaper | |
| Candace Cole | ... | Vacuuming Woman | |
| Nicola Crosbie | ... | Reporter | |
| Richard Cummins | ... | Officer Anderson | |
| D. Harlan Cutshall | ... | Coach | |
| Linda Darlow | ... | Joan Abernathy | |
| Shai-Anne Davis | ... | Sulena Muhammad | |
| Brian Drummond | ... | Fairfax County Cop | |
| Andrew Francis | ... | Jeffrey Duncan | |
| Gina Marie Frazier | ... | Wife | |
| Lorena Gale | ... | YMCA Receptionist | |
| Chic Gibson | ... | Exxon Man | |
| Lon Gibson | ... | DC Man | |
| Marrett Green | ... | Reporter | |
| Manami Hara | ... | Reporter | |
| Dean Hinchey | ... | Michael's Store Owner | |
| Mark Holden | ... | Washington DC Agent | |
| Adrian Holmes | ... | Weightlifting Buddy | |
| Diane Jolicoer | ... | Bleeding Woman | |
| Bill Lawrence | ... | Man In School Library | |
| Anthony Michael Lively | ... | Jack Duncan | |
| Camille Martinez | ... | Reporter | |
| Brandon Jay McLaren | ... | Eye Witness | |
| Rochelle Melnyk | ... | Home Depot Woman | |
| Alexandria Michell | ... | Melanie Duncan | |
| Dagmar Midcap | ... | Reporter | |
| Angela Moore | ... | School Board Member | |
| Michael O'Shea | ... | Trucker | |
| David Pearson | ... | Hasbro (as David Allan Pearson) | |
| Freda Perry | ... | Hysterical Exxon Woman | |
| James Purcell | ... | FBI Negotiator | |
| Kalipepa Reddy | ... | East Indian Cab Driver | |
| Claire Riley | ... | Beatrice Jaffe | |
| Darryl Scheelar | ... | SWAT Leader | |
| Lucas Sherry | ... | John Muhammad, Jr. | |
| Bobby Stewart | ... | School Security Guard | |
| Evan Stewart | ... | Reporter | |
| Terry Trigg | ... | Home Depot Man | |
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USA:85 min (excluding commercials)
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Errors in geography: At the end scene where the two are arrested at a rest area in Hagerstown, Maryland there is an interstate sign for I-70 South. Interstate 70 does not run south rather runs east west from Utah to Baltimore.
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The Game Changed
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The shocking case of the so-called "Beltway sniper" is dramatized in such a manner that you never really feel too connected to any of the main characters, but you do get a sense of the urgency for the investigators and the indescribable horror it must have been for the people in the area.
In the case of 'Charles Moose' (Charles S. Dutton) I wish we could have gotten more under the skin of this very complex and fascinating chief of police. In real life, I remember watching him deliver all those press-conferences when it all happened, and how he gave an impression of being a very dedicated law-officer who truly lived up to the line "to protect and serve". Naturally I therefore hoped this film would give a better understanding of what makes this man tick, but it didn't really. This is no fault on Charles S. Dutton, a very fine actor, but more on the writers.
On the other hand, the fact that we never get to know what makes the main characters act as they do, makes the portrayal of the two snipers even scarier. It's like Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds", the movie ends without us knowing what triggered all the bird attacks, and the fact that we don't get the answers we so desperately seek, add to the horror. Especially when the crimes in question are so horrific as they are here. Here we have two human-beings who really act like the world was their personal playground and the taking of human lives nothing worse than the actions in a video game. We will probably never get any real answer from the "lead" sniper John Allen Muhammad, as he was sentenced to death earlier this year, and considering the horror he bestowed upon America, it is not likely he will spend time on death row long enough to help give us an answer to the mystery.
This movie dramatizes these perverse killings and it's grand-scale investigation in a straight-forward-manner that works, mostly thanks to the fact that this case is so dramatic to begin with that the film-makers really couldn't mess it up in the first place. As a matter of fact it is so harrowing that the movie itself leaves the viewer more disturbed than "entertained".
Nice world we live in, huh?