| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Tom Selleck | ... | Jesse Stone | |
| Kathy Baker | ... | Rose Gammon | |
| Kohl Sudduth | ... | Luther 'Suitcase' Simpson | |
| Gloria Reuben | ... | Thelma Gleffey | |
| Stephen McHattie | ... | Captain Healy | |
| William Sadler | ... | Gino Fish | |
| Mark Blum | ... | Dr. Parkinson | |
| Eileen Seton | ... | Cindy Van Aldan (as Eileen Boylan) | |
| Mike Erwin | ... | Lewis Lipinsky | |
| Jeff Geddis | ... | William Butler | |
| Rae Ritke | ... | Jacqueline Van Aldan | |
| Kerri Smith | ... | Sister Mary John | |
|
|
Val Ovtcharov | ... | Valery Siminov |
| Stacy Smith | ... | Administrator | |
| Saul Rubinek | ... | Hasty Hathaway | |
After his involuntary retirement, Jesse Stone investigates the suspicious death of a young friend while the Paradise police force deals with the arrogant new chief, who is the son-in-law of a town councilman.
I love the Jesse Stone series but I have to say this is the worst one of the bunch. The storyline and plot are pretty bland and a lot of the same dialogue from the other films. The way the actors talked did not seem real as they were spouting off fast dialogue and weren't talking in a tone or pace that most people do(hard to explain if you haven't seen it) Hopefully the next movie will learn from this one's mistakes. Jesse is still seen moping around and doesn't go anywhere with his exwife. Nothing really changed from the other ones. While this was not as in depth or just not as interesting as the previous 6, which I really enjoyed.
Weakest of the series. Should be subtitled: A brooding Jesse stares at his dog. Abrupt transitions and ending. Issues left resolved. Feels incomplete.