Evidence of Blood (1998)
Overview
When a brilliant crime writer investigates a 40-year-old murder, he confronts a small town's worst fears.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.3798 |
Directed By
Andrew Mondshein
Crew
Becky Arntzen
Mason Daring
Philip Linzey
Bernadette Kelly
Ed Hanna
Megan Less
Suzette Daigle
Lynda McCormack
Moira Verwijk
Carmen Arndt
Jamie Jones
Laurie Mirsky
Eric S. Potechin
Annabelle Wilczur
Jamie Jones
John LaForet
Shelley Nieder
Joe Madziak
Benno Tutter
Rob Hepburn
Garry Honcharuk
Brian Avery
James Porteous
Andrew Mondshein
Thomas H. Cook
Dalene Young
Susan Booker
Clare Walker
Andy Chmura
Maddalena DiGregorio
Bob Davidson
Mark Silver
Rick Constantineau
Ted Miller
Don Bachmann
Brigitte Rabazo
Mike Curran
Megan Conacher
Richard S. Kaufman
Patrick Whitley
TOP CAST
David Strathairn
Jackson Kinley
Mary McDonnell
Dora Overton
Sean McCann
Theodore Warfield
Chris Wiggins
Horace Talbott
Jackie Burroughs
Granny Dollar
Nancy Beatty
Mrs. Dinker
Marnie McPhail
Edna Mae Kinley
Bernard Behrens
Dr. Vernon Stark
Mert Hatfield
Thomas Warfield
Dean McDermott
Young Harlan Wade
Géza Kovács
Luther Snow
Doug Lennox
Harlan Wade
Linda Goranson
Mrs. Hunter
Stuart Hughes
Young Luther Snow
Norma Dell'Agnese
Kitty Slater
Helen Hughes
Betty Raines
Sean Sullivan
Lloyd Walter Overton
Leon Pownall
Gordon Townsend
Robyn Stevan
Luanne
Soo Garay
Maria
David Ferry
Norwood
Robert Bidaman
T.V. Reporter
Katherine Trowell
T.V. Newswoman
Shaun Smyth
Print Journalist
Craig Eldridge
Warden
Geoffrey Bowes
Young Horace Talbott
Melyssa Ade
Ellie Dinker
Byron Long
Young Jackson Kinley
Adam Bramble
Judge
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