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Director:
Tom McLoughlin
Writer:
Dave Erickson (writer)
Contact:
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Release Date:
17 October 2003 (USA) more
Genre:
Drama | Thriller more
Plot Keywords:
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Awards:
2 wins more
User Comments:
Good Film. more (16 total)

Cast

  (in credits order)

Charles S. Dutton ... Chief Charles Moose

Jay O. Sanders ... Douglas Duncan
Bobby Hosea ... John Muhammad
Trent Cameron ... John Lee Malvo

Helen Shaver ... Sandy Moose

Tom O'Brien ... Lieutenant Jacobs

Charlayne Woodard ... Mildred Muhammad
Garwin Sanford ... Agent Tremain
Doug Abrahams ... Agent Stone (as Doug Abrams)

Michael Kopsa ... Detective Foster

David Neale ... Detective Paulson

Veena Sood ... Sylvia Mack

Nels Lennarson ... Gordon Wolf
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Michael Adamthwaite ... George Lenahan
Raul Aguilar ... Bus Driver
Patti Allan ... Montgomery County Concilwoman
Sean Allen ... Father Sullivan

Gillian Barber ... Audrey Duncan
Bianca Blake ... Taiba Muhammad

Artine Brown ... Jacobs
Robert Bruce ... Montgomery County Councilman

George W. Bush ... Himself (archive footage)
Claudia Carvajal ... Post Office Woman
Jose Casio ... Spanish Man
James Coderre ... Landscaper
Candace Cole ... Vacuuming Woman
Nicola Crosbie ... Reporter
Richard Cummins ... Officer Anderson
D. Harlan Cutshall ... Coach

Linda Darlow ... Joan Abernathy
Shai-Anne Davis ... Sulena Muhammad
Brian Drummond ... Fairfax County Cop

Andrew Francis ... Jeffrey Duncan
Gina Marie Frazier ... Wife

Lorena Gale ... YMCA Receptionist
Chic Gibson ... Exxon Man
Lon Gibson ... DC Man
Marrett Green ... Reporter
Manami Hara ... Reporter

Dean Hinchey ... Michael's Store Owner

Mark Holden ... Washington DC Agent

Adrian Holmes ... Weightlifting Buddy
Diane Jolicoer ... Bleeding Woman
Bill Lawrence ... Man In School Library
Anthony Michael Lively ... Jack Duncan
Camille Martinez ... Reporter

Brandon Jay McLaren ... Eye Witness
Rochelle Melnyk ... Home Depot Woman
Alexandria Michell ... Melanie Duncan
Dagmar Midcap ... Reporter

Angela Moore ... School Board Member
Michael O'Shea ... Trucker
David Pearson ... Hasbro (as David Allan Pearson)
Freda Perry ... Hysterical Exxon Woman
James Purcell ... FBI Negotiator
Kalipepa Reddy ... East Indian Cab Driver
Claire Riley ... Beatrice Jaffe

Darryl Scheelar ... SWAT Leader
Lucas Sherry ... John Muhammad, Jr.
Bobby Stewart ... School Security Guard
Evan Stewart ... Reporter
Terry Trigg ... Home Depot Man
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Directed by
Tom McLoughlin 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Dave Erickson  writer

Produced by
Orly Adelson .... executive producer
Jonathan Eskenas .... co-producer
Tracey Jeffrey .... producer
 
Original Music by
Mark Snow 
 
Cinematography by
Mark Wareham 
 
Film Editing by
Charles Bornstein 
 
Casting by
Sid Kozak 
Jason L. Wood 
 
Production Design by
Michael Ritter 
 
Art Direction by
Eija Johnson 
 
Set Decoration by
Erik Gerlund 
 
Costume Design by
Carla Hetland 
 
Makeup Department
Julie McHaffie .... key hair stylist
Vittorio Palmisani .... assistant hair stylist
Jennifer Powell-Folk .... assistant makeup artist (as Jennifer Powell)
Jacky Wilkinson .... key makeup artist (as Jack Wilkinson)
 
Production Management
Holly Redford .... production manager
Wendy Wallace .... post-production supervisor (as Wendy Belt)
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Karin Behrenz .... trainee assistant director
Glenn Bottomley .... second assistant director
Graham Cairns .... third assistant director
Richard Coleman .... first assistant director
Julia Done .... first assistant director: splinter unit
Ali Salamati .... third assistant director: splinter unit
 
Art Department
Mitchell Baker .... construction foreman
Mark Black .... assistant property master
Travis J. Brooks .... greens (as Travis Brooks)
Colin Comeau .... paint lead
Gordon Deyell .... property master
Dave Fleisher .... prop buyer
Dena Skalin .... paint coordinator
Kevin Stephens .... construction coordinator
Oliver Zentner .... assistant set decorator
 
Sound Department
Vince Balunas .... sound editor
Chris Boyett .... adr editor
Jeff K. Brunello .... sound effects editor (as Jeff Brunello)
Daniel Colman .... sound effects editor
Carlos Delarios .... sound re-recording mixer
Martin Fossum .... sound mixer
Sean Keegan .... foley mixer
Pat Lauwers .... sound assistant
Jack Levy .... supervising sound editor
Doug Madick .... foley artist
Frank Nolan .... adr supervisor
Richard Partlow .... foley artist (as Rick Partlow)
R. Russell Smith .... sound re-recording mixer
Tony Wyman .... boom operator
 
Special Effects by
Andrew Chamberlayne .... special effects coordinator (as Andy Chamberlayne)
Philip Edward Jones .... special effects supervisor (as Phil Jones)
 
Visual Effects by
Shauna Bryan .... visual effects coordinator (as Shauna Bryan McLeod)
Jaison Stritch .... visual effects supervisor
 
Stunts
Mark Aisbett .... stunts
Brett Armstrong .... stunts
Scott J. Ateah .... stunts (as Scott Ateah)
Shane Cardwell .... stunts
Mike Crestejo .... stunt coordinator
Vince Crestejo .... stunts
Garvin Cross .... stunts
Ryan Ennis .... assistant stunt coordinator
Richard Laroche .... stunts
Ronald Robinson .... stunts
Kimani Ray Smith .... stunts
Steve Thos .... stunts (as Steve Thoss)
Owen Walstrom .... stunts
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Sandes Ashe .... first assistant camera: "c" camera
Terry Calhoun .... best boy electric
Scott Cozens .... trainee camera
Bill Flanagan .... key grip
Mark Gordon .... second assistant camera: "c" camera
H. Christopher Hunter .... dolly grip (as Chris Hunter)
Stephen Jackson .... gaffer (as Steve Jackson)
Dennis Jones .... rigging gaffer
Simon Jori .... first assistant camera: "a" camera
Scott Keates .... first assistant camera: "b" camera
Vince Laxton .... gaffer: second unit
Marty McInally .... Steadicam operator
Marty McInally .... camera operator
Paul Michaud .... still photographer
Jos Oman .... second assistant camera: "b" camera
Darren Robertson .... video playback supervisor
Greg Simmonds .... second assistant camera: "b" camera
Richard Sinclair .... second assistant camera: "a" camera
Tracy Tyreman .... best boy grip
Brian Whittred .... camera operator: "b" camera
Keith Young .... camera operator: "c" camera
 
Casting Department
Barbara Harris .... adr voice casting
Janet Markman .... casting associate
Annette McCaffrey .... extras casting director
Linsea O'Shea .... casting assistant
Crystal Wilson .... extras casting assistant
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Patti Bishop .... truck costumer
Heather Douglas .... assistant costume designer
Ann Russell .... costume set supervisor
 
Editorial Department
David Lebowitz .... assistant editor
Ann Shrake .... post-production assistant (as Ann Sembrook)
 
Music Department
Jeff Charbonneau .... music editor
 
Transportation Department
Ramon Defazio .... picture car wrangler
Nigel Habgood .... picture car coordinator
David Halliday .... transportation captain
John O'Toole .... transportation coordinator
Ian Thompson .... picture bus wrangler
 
Other crew
Crystal Braunwarth .... assistant to director
Andrea Connacher .... production assistant
Ian Doig .... animal trainer
Mark Dumas .... animal wrangler
Allixandra East .... stand-in (as Allix East)
Dodi Evanenko .... assistant accountant: payroll
Jim Filippone .... aerial coordinator
Lara P. Fox .... script supervisor (as Lara Fox)
Heather Grant .... craft service
Dawn Holliday .... assistant: Orly Adelson
Michael Isikoff .... creative consultant
Wendy Jessen .... ground safety coordinator
Darcy John .... craft service
Petina Louise .... assistant: Tracey Jeffrey
Grace MacLeod .... animal handler
Andrew Marles .... key production assistant
Moira Perlmutter .... production coordinator
Jaime Peters .... first assistant accountant
Karin Pruss .... production accountant
James Ralph .... stand-in (as Jim Ralph)
Ritch Renaud .... location manager
Michael Rosser .... first assistant production coordinator
James Thompson .... assistant location manager
Max Torroba .... on-set playback
Larry Verbit .... production legal
 

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Additional Details

Parents Guide:
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Runtime:
USA:85 min (excluding commercials)
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Aspect Ratio:
1.78 : 1 more
Certification:
Australia:M | Netherlands:12 | Germany:12 | UK:12
Filming Locations:
Maryland, USA more
Company:
Orly Adelson Productions more

Fun Stuff

Goofs:
Errors in geography: At the end scene where the two are arrested at a rest area in Hagerstown, Maryland there is an interstate sign for I-70 South. Interstate 70 does not run south rather runs east west from Utah to Baltimore. more
Soundtrack:
The Game Changed more

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User Comments

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3 out of 6 people found the following comment useful.
Good Film., 18 October 2003
10/10
Author: asphyxion_ from Sacramento, California

Now, some may say this movie is controversial due to its subject matter, and the fact that it's been only a year since the horrific blood-lusting rampage that John Lee Malvo and John Muhammad had gone on to terrorize America.

Let's break down the analysis in to a few parts.

Acting - There was some pretty good acting, Charles Dutton did a great job at portraying Detective Moose.

The actors that played Malvo and Muhammad also did very good jobs. They had a great mix of emotion, and non emotion. As soon as they knew they were in trouble, you could just sense that Muhammad new they were in deep crap and wouldn't be able to escape.

Cinematography - This film had EXCELLENT cinematography. I loved the camera use in this tv movie. It was fantastic. Plus, the dark blue, and grey really sets the tone for such a case, as it gives the movie a "grimey" feel to it.

Plot/Storyline - It's based on true facts, so there isn't much to judge on. The director did an excellent job of translating these true events to an actual event on screen.

My grade - B+ (for TV movies.)

I've seen better, and oh God, I've seen FAR MORE worse. This is a must see if you like Phone Booth. A good popcorn movie to pass the time.

Although you may disagree, (since I live here in California and weren't in danger of the snipers), please, just enjoy the movie for what it is, a movie.

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