Artworks (2003)
Overview
A police chief's daughter, a sales agent for a home-security firm, meets an art gallery owner. Love and envy lead them to hatch a plot to steal overlooked but valuable paintings from her wealthy clients.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.941 |
Directed By
Jim Amatulli
Crew
Lee Watters
Jim Amatulli
Jim Amatulli
Jim Amatulli
Steven C. Beer
Roger M. Bobb
Ted Hutton
Eddie Mills
Lee Watters
Jeff Barklage
Howard Heard
John Champion
Robin Fields
Lisa Hannan
Patrick Giraudi
Jesse Pomeroy
John Kohlbrenner
Geoff Maxwell
TOP CAST
Virginia Madsen
Emma Becker
Rick Rossovich
Bret Rogers
Eddie Mills
Cory Wells
Daniel von Bargen
Howard Deardorf
Matt Miller
Bill
Ted Hutton
Sammy
Denise Dal Vera
Katie Landon
Jefferson Moore
Tuck Landon
Nancy Karlsberger
Sally Woodstein
Carrie Christie
Jill
Dale Hodges
Mrs. Watson
Sally Noble Hager
Mrs. Palarski
Talia Amatulli
Lizzy
Dixie Utter
Millie Whitehall
Jane Mowder
Det. Hubbard
Reginald Willis
John Gerard
David McConnell
Detective #2
Marc Sanders
Cop #1
Gary Warden
Cop #2
Chris Kramer
Doctor
Leslie Slaughter
TV Reporter
Michelle Walther
Waitress
Evan Boymel
Sammy's Assistant
Claire Cappel
Nurse
Jim Wahl
Tom
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