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Michelle Hoppe (screenplay)
Johnston H. Moore (screenplay)
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Power Comes With A Price
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A sudden death tied to a list from the past leads to unimaginable evil. Fresh out of law school and full of hope for the future... more | add synopsis
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This film is 10 star all the way! more (71 total)
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(Cast overview, first billed only) | Malcolm McDowell | ... | Desmond Larochette |
 | Chuck Carrington | ... | Renny Jacobsen |
 | Hilarie Burton | ... | Jo Johnston |
| Pat Hingle | ... | Gus Eicholtz |
| Mary Beth Peil | ... | Daisy Stokes |
| Will Patton | ... | Harriston |
 | Elizabeth Omilami | ... | Mama A |
| Frank Hoyt Taylor | ... | Amos Candler |
 | Tim Ware | ... | Thomas Layne |
| Nicholas Pryor | ... | Harold Smithfield |
| Stephen Michael Ayers | ... | Robert Roget |
 | R. Keith Harris | ... | Bart Maxwell |
 | Richard Fullerton | ... | Jerrod Weiss |
 | Richard K. Olsen | ... | Michael Flournoy |
 | Joe Inscoe | ... | Jefferson McClintock |
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Rated PG for thematic elements including some peril and brief incidental smoking.
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Factual errors: The coin found in the deposit box is a Peace Dollar which was minted 1921-1935 though the narrative says that it's a 1864 dollar which would be a Seated Liberty Dollar, very distinctively different from the coin shown. more
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Don't Close Your Eyes more
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I had the incredible opportunity to see an advance screening of "The List" this morning.
It is the story of a man who finds himself at a cross-road when he learns of his fathers' death, and the secrets he left behind. Renny Jacobsen has some hard lessons to learn in love and life on his incredible journey to the Lord.
The performances were Powerful, Chuck Carrington (of Jag fame) was outstanding in his role as Renny a young man from the south faced with some hard life decisions. The beautiful and talented Hilarie Burton (One Tree Hill) brought a charm to the role of Jo, that anyone who has read Robert Whitlow's novel of the same name, knows her character required. The portrayal of Desmond Larochette by Malcom McDowell was spine tingling, and Pat Hingle a Hollywood Icon for over 50 years (TV and film from Gunsmoke and beyond) was magnificent, but it just might have been Will Patton (Remeber the Titans, Armageddon) that stole the show.
The writing was RIVITING, Robert Whitlow is an incredible writer, and in the tradition of John Grisham his book has been adapted for the big screen with all the passion, and attention to detail that you would expect.
The music was Great, as was the cinematography.
I left the theater with chills up and down my spine, Robert & Gary (Wheeler - Director), God bless you both. You have struck GOLD!