Imaginary Crimes (1994)
Overview
A recently widowed, small-time hustler struggles to raise his two daughters on his own and still make a dishonest living in 1960s Portland, Oregon.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $89,611.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 4.295 |
Directed By
Anthony Drazan
Crew
Kristine Johnson
Davia Nelson
Stan Wlodkowski
Davia Nelson
Kristine Johnson
Ted Field
Robert W. Cort
Gary Barber
Dena Roth
Georgie Abraham
Sherilyn Lawson
Anthony Drazan
James Nichols
Jane Shannon-Smith
Deborah Aquila
Brenda McNally
Kelcey Fry
Kelcey Fry
Stan Wlodkowski
Jody Levin
Todd P. Smith
Tom Tucker
Linda Fox
Jill Maxcy
Merrilee Dale
Paige Bassett
Nina Bradford
Ron E. Ellenberg
Rick Galbraith
Roman Gunther
Steve Housel
Mervyn Johnson
Suelynn McClung
Michael Moran
David A. Morgan
Geri Lynn Peterson
Philip Schneider
Damon Sullivan
Nickie Stone-Ellenberg
Debi Shirk Tagliaferro
Debi Shirk Tagliaferro
Carl Winter
Teresa J. Tamiyasu
Eric Carr
Benjamin Cheah
Chris Fielder
Marko Costanzo
Laura Civiello
Frank Kern
Stuart Levy
Skip Lievsay
Skip Lievsay
Marissa Littlefield
Todd Milner
Greg Orloff
Eliza Paley
Glenfield Payne
Mark Ulano
Fred Rosenberg
Steven Visscher
Matt Weis
David Boushey
Bret Kiene
Marla Casey
Steve Buckley
Eric Betts
Carl Davis
Brian Fleskes
Kevin Fletcher
Tom Franchett
Jim Grce
Mike Hanauska
Steve Huber
Jeremy Hutchins
Brent Lawson
Brian C. Lawson
Bruce Lawson
Bruce Lawson
Andrew McDowall
Susan Pollack
Scott Andrew Ressler
Lorey Sebastian
Dana Swartout
Randolph Sellars
Randall S. Timmerman
Donna Vega
Guy Treppiccione
Jerry Propanik
Megann Ratzow
Laverne Springer
Danny Stoltz
Venice Baskin
Marychris Mass
Laura Goldsmith
Dalhia Schuette
Susan Stanford
Marc Wohosky
Steven Gary Banks
Michael Barker-Benfield
Peter B. Ellis
Gloria Kaiser
Richard J. Kupfer
Janice Parker
Theresa Repola Mohammed
Stephen Endelman
Stephen Endelman
Christopher Kennedy
Rebecca Long
Margot Bridger
Sam Selis
Robert M. Hines
Tim Wilson
Randall Scott Barton
Linda Bloom-Hedine
Ben C. Giller
J. Adam Bogle
David Diteman
Stefanie Goldbloom
Mark Hughes
Mark A. James
Lavelle 'Kip' Johnson
Carol Knotts
J.R. Knotts
Randy Lovelady
David Norris
Bryan Oliver
Katrina Sanders
Marvin LaRoy Sanders
Ernest L. Sanders Jr.
Merrill Steckler
David Egeler
Vera Golakova
Zoila Gomez
Peter Heide
Kelly Helstrom
Jeannie H. Kelly
Stacy King
Jimmy Mack
Gwyn Lustenberger
David Mastron
Alex Michel
Steven Clark Pachosa
April Serio
Louise Rosner-Meyer
Chip Rothenberger
Jerry Sanderfer
Tawny Schlieski
Jon Sperry
Brent Stanton
Kristin Swanson
Kerby L. Verley
Kathy Verley
Janet M. West
Shawn Wickman
Michael Fine
Ante Novakovic
Betsy Danbury
James G. Robinson
John J. Campbell
Elizabeth Kling
Stephen Endelman
Susan Lyall
Pat Tagliaferro
Joseph T. Garrity
TOP CAST
Harvey Keitel
Ray Weiler
Fairuza Balk
Sonya
Kelly Lynch
Valery
Vincent D'Onofrio
Mr. Webster
Diane Baker
Abigail Tate
Chris Penn
Jarvis
Amber Benson
Margaret
Elisabeth Moss
Greta
Richard Venture
Judge Klein
Seymour Cassel
Eddie
Tori Paul
Young Sonya
Melissa Berntsen
Gigi Rucklehaus
Annette O'Toole
Ginny Rucklehaus
Bill Geisslinger
Bud Rucklehaus
William G. Schilling
Mr. Garrity
Luke Reilly
Everett
Peggy Gormley
Mrs. Cole
Chad Burton
Vern
April Henderson
Roxie
Rebecca Long
Theatre Manager
Diana Van Fossen
Mother at Tea
Kitty Larsen
Mother at Tea
Tiffany Goodwin
Edgemont Girl
Kelly Marcum
Edgemont Girl
Kelly Mazur
Edgemont Girl
Zoe McLellan
Edgemont Girl
Katie Pluchos
Edgemont Girl
Jessica Rawlins
Edgemont Girl
Carol Povey
Nona
Kelsea Aryn Graham
Young Greta
Jefferson Davis
Test Center Teacher
Pirkko Haavisto
Finnish Housekeeper
J.R. Knotts
Foreman
Greg Germann
Attorney Drew
Robert Blanche
Policeman #1
Ken Gillam
Policeman #2
Steven Clark Pachosa
Reno Man #1
Roger Wilson
Reno Man #2
Jana Lee Hamblin
Woman in Bar (uncredited)
Simos Kalivas
Theater Paton (uncredited)
Roger Petan
Man on Street (uncredited)
Dan Vhay
Student (uncredited)
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