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| Warner Bros. (1997) | |||||
| Drama, Adventure, Thriller, Crime, Action | |||||
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| Clint Eastwood | Luther Whitney | |
| Yau-Gene Chan | Waiter | |
| Judy Davis | Gloria Russell | |
| Scott Glenn | Bill Burton | |
| Gene Hackman | President Richmond | |
| Melora Hardin | Christy Sullivan | |
| Ed Harris | Seth Frank | |
| Dennis Haysbert | Tim Collin | |
| Richard Jenkins | Michael McCarty | |
| Penny Johnson | Laura Simon | |
| Elaine Kagan | Valerie | |
| Laura Linney | Kate Whitney | |
| Mark Margolis | Red Brandsford | |
| Alison Eastwood | Art Student | |
| E.G. Marshall | Walter Sullivan |
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| Producer | Clint Eastwood
Tom Rooker |
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| Writer | William Goldman
David Baldacci |
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| Cinematography | Jack Green
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| Musician | Lennie Niehaus
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A master thief coincidentally is robbing a house where a murder in which the President of The United States is involved occurs in front of his eyes. He is forced to run yet may hold evidence that could convict the President. A political thriller from and starring Clint Eastwood and based on a novel by David Baldacci. |
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