Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Patrick Swayze | ... | Race Darnell | |
Gia Carides | ... | Lita | |
Kim Myers | ... | Gloria Stevens | |
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Olivia Birkelund | ... | Stephanie |
Tina Lifford | ... | Elizabeth | |
Elizabeth Ruscio | ... | Judith Sutton | |
Roger E. Mosley | ... | Horton | |
Bruce McGill | ... | Brinker | |
Mark Rolston | ... | O'Dell | |
Don Stark | ... | Geary | |
Katy Selverstone | ... | Singleton | |
Michael Bowen | ... | Parker | |
Kevin Chamberlin | ... | Cutler | |
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Sam Atkinson | ... | Morgan |
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Armand Reiser | ... | Singing Inmate |
A man is falsely convicted of the murder of his wife. During his time in jail, he finds comfort from four women with whom he corresponds. After his second court appearance, he is finally freed from prison, only to be framed for two more murders which he did not commit. With the help of his former prison guard, he once again sets out to clear his name. Written by J. R. Grant
I taped this off HBO largely because it was in HD and might be OK. It turned out to be a very competent thriller, nicely constructed and at about 100 minutes pretty much perfect time, and should keep you guessing to the end. I wasn't a fan of Patrick Swayze but I have to say he is perfectly cast in this, and turns in a very credible and watchable performance. If you are looking for a movie with action and twists for a wet afternoon that doesn't insult your intelligence, you could do an awful lot worse than to watch this. Interestingly line dance scene was choreographed by swayze's mother (Patsy Swayze).