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| Mike Vogel | ... | Ian Stone | |
| Jaime Murray | ... | Medea | |
| Christina Cole | ... | Jenny Walker | |
| Michael Feast | ... | Gray | |
| Charlie Anson | ... | Josh Garfield | |
| Michael Dixon | ... | Brad Kopple | |
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George Dillon | ... | Referee |
| Marnix Van Den Broeke | ... | Harvester 1 | |
| Andrew Buchan | ... | Ryan | |
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Bill Nash | ... | Terrified Man |
| Anthony Warren | ... | Carl | |
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Jason Steadman | ... | Pedestrian |
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Jason Durran | ... | Man Waiting for Phone Booth |
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Jeff Peterson | ... | Harvester 2 |
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Tom Bodell | ... | Elevator Passenger |
Ian Stone (Mike Vogel) is a working stiff, an American businessman who travels to England for business only to find himself trapped in a bizarre reality: every day he dies a horrific death at the hands of an unknown killer... only to wake up and murdered again and again. Can Ian get to the bottom of the mystery and break the recurring chain of death and resurrection? Written by Anonymous
In England, Ian Stone (Mike Vogel) finds himself trapped in a weird situation: everyday, he meets the same persons in the most different situation, including Medea (Jaimie Murray) and Jenny (Christina Cole); around 5 PM, the watches stop and Ian is haunted by creepy beings with claws and has a painful death, waking again in another life. When an old man meets him and tells that he must protect Jenny to resurrect again, Ian begins to unravel a great mystery.
"The Deaths of Ian Stone" has a promising and intriguing beginning that recalls "Groundhog Day", "12:01" and "The Matrix", with the lead character awaking every day in a different reality after dying. Unfortunately the explanation of the Harvesters is weak and very disappointing. There are many points that deserve better clarification, like why the existence of parallel lives? Or how can the realities change and how could Ian return to the initial life if he died? With a better development of the story, resolving the flaws in the screenplay, this movie could be excellent. But it entertains and is original and my vote is six.
Title (Brazil): "Prisioneiro da Morte" ("Prisoner of the Death")