Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
John Larroquette | ... | Wills | |
Bronson Pinchot | ... | Bobby | |
Bess Armstrong | ... | Sister Elizabeth | |
Stuart Pankin | ... | Preston Pickett Ph.D. | |
John Schuck | ... | Manoogian | |
James Tolkan | ... | Coolidge | |
William Prince | ... | Cardinal O'Hara | |
Michael Lombard | ... | Bishop O'Linn | |
Christine Estabrook | ... | Priscilla Pickett | |
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Marisol Massey | ... | Maria |
Adam LeFevre | ... | Mike | |
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Andrew Mutnick | ... | Elmore |
Ron Taylor | ... | Carl | |
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Mike Crossen | ... | Cop Bloom Gallery |
Suzanne Shepherd | ... | Marilyn Bloom (as Suzanne Shephard) |
John Larroquette is the head of a detective agency that is hired to find a missing person, probably kidnapped. They employ the help of a mystic/psychic to help find the missing girl. Written by Jason Ihle <jrihl@conncoll.edu>
This movie was not great, but okay. The special effects seem to do alright. But Bronson Pinchot as the psychic Bobby, does a serious amount of over acting thats not even funny. The way he does it, he looks like he did over a dozen takes. And Stuart Pankin's character Preston who is Bobby's care taker, is such an idiot, you were waiting for somebody to smack him upside his head. Seems it is John Larroquette is the only one who is funny as the uptight and cynical detective Wills. His funny performance saves the movie from extermination. Bess Armstrong seems to hold her own, has the nun who is helping them on the case. An alright film.