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| Columbia TriStar (1998) | |||||
| Drama, Thriller | |||||
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| Brad Renfro | Todd Bowden | |
| Ian McKellen | Kurt Dussander | |
| Joshua Jackson | Joey | |
| Mickey Cottrell | Sociology Teacher | |
| Michael Reid MacKay | Nightmare Victim | |
| Ann Dowd | Monica Bowden | |
| Bruce Davison | Richard Bowden | |
| James Karen | Victor Bowden | |
| Marjorie Lovett | Agnes Bowden | |
| David Cooley | Gym Teacher | |
| Blake Anthony Tibbetts | Teammate | |
| Heather McComb | Becky Trask | |
| Katherine Malone | Student | |
| Grace Sinden | Secretary | |
| David Schwimmer | Edward French | |
| Anthony Moore | Umpire | |
| Elias Koteas | Archie | |
| Kevin Spirtas | Paramedic | |
| Michael Byrne | Ben Kramer | |
| Danna Dennis | Nurse |
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| Producer | Jane Hamsher
Don Murphy Bryan Singer Tom DeSanto |
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| Writer |
Stephen King
Brandon Boyce |
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| Cinematography | Newton Thomas Sigel
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| Musician | John Ottman
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Neighborhood boy Todd Bowden discovers that an old man living on his block named Arthur Denker is nazi war criminal. Bowden confronts Denker and offers him a deal: Bowden will not go to the authorities if Denker tells him stories of the concentration camps in WWII... |
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