Sleeping Dogs Lie (1998)
Overview
In 1919 theatre owner Ambrose Small sold his business and vanished. but who , if anyone, was responsible for his disappearance?
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.54 |
Directed By
Stefan Scaini
Crew
Derrick Snell
Jonas Kuhnemann
Ronald G. Paulauskas
Stefan Scaini
Peter Genrick
Tanya Lemke
Marsha Chesley
Brian Harper
Mary Hagerman
Lars Niederhauser
Janet Snetsiner
Steve Wilkie
Dennis Sincic
Kevin Sullivan
Dale MacLean
Steve Lemberg
Raymond Storey
Dawn Sorokolit
Fred McClement
Nigel Hutchins
Kelly Wright
Marianne Klein
Robert Saad
Jamie Burke
Ben Wilkinson
Ruth Secord
Cindy Lou Tache
Patrick Ellard
Rick Parker
Nancy Da Silva
Raymond Lorenz
TOP CAST
Wendy Crewson
Theresa Small
Art Hindle
Ambrose Small
Joel S. Keller
Cole Willis
Leon Pownall
Inspector Mitchell
Shawn Doyle
Hammond
Leslie Yeo
Daniel Small
Shannon Lawson
Vivian Doughty
Cedric Smith
J.J. Gallagher
Eric Peterson
Jack Doughty
Michael Murphy
Edgar Trott
Yoav Dekelbaum
Yosef Dolgoy
Susannah Hoffmann
Shayna Francov
Richard Blackburn
Thomas Flynn
Michael Caruana
Walter
Brad Garrick
Tink
Rodger Barton
Marsh
Nicky Guadagni
Sister Rosaria
Marcia Bennett
Megan
Richard McMillan
Rainville
Alexandre Beaulieu
Marjorie
Louise Nicol
Mrs. MacKinney
Matthew G. Taylor
Broken Nosed Cop
Jim York
Bank Manager
Camillo Eugene Natale
Foreman
Beverly Murray
Insane Woman
Bruce Beaton
Patron
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