Judicial Indiscretion (2007)When Monica Barrett is nominated for the Supreme Court of the United States, she falls prey to a charming psychopath and a web of political intrigue. Director:George MendelukWriter:George Mendeluk |
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Judicial Indiscretion (2007)When Monica Barrett is nominated for the Supreme Court of the United States, she falls prey to a charming psychopath and a web of political intrigue. Director:George MendelukWriter:George Mendeluk |
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| Anne Archer | ... |
Monica Barrett
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| Michael Shanks | ... |
Jack Sullivan
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| Erin Karpluk | ... |
Jennifer
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| Anna Hagan | ... |
Victoria
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| Matthew Harrison | ... |
Martin Murphy
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| Tracy Waterhouse | ... |
Detrick
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| William B. Davis | ... |
Senator Garland Wolf
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| Mylène Dinh-Robic | ... |
Annie
(as Mylene Dinh-Robic)
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| Angelique Naude | ... |
Sales Clerk
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| Nelson Wong | ... |
Manager
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| Nimet Kanji | ... |
Dr. Rajid
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Brent Chapman | ... |
Tom
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Peter Bryant | ... |
Attorney
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Ted Friend | ... |
Newscaster
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Dee Jay Jackson | ... |
Jackson
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Monica Barrett (played by Anne Archer) is a widow and a respected judge with a daughter in her late twenties. After she is nominated to the United States Supreme Court she meets Jack Sullivan (Michael Shanks), a charismatic Irishman who claims to be an up and coming writer. The truth is far different, and more frightening. A criminal and psychopath, Jack turns Monica's much-needed holiday into a nightmare. Monica must make a tough choice - to keep the incident a secret, or to risk making it public - and must determine whether Jack's actions are the random act of a psychopath or just part of a much larger political agenda. Written by dnorris
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