Writing Credits (in alphabetical order)
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Cast (in credits order)
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Joan Allen | … |
Darcy Anderson
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Anthony LaPaglia | … |
Bob Anderson
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Stephen Lang | … |
Holt Ramsey
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Cara Buono | … |
Betty Pike
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Kristen Connolly | … |
Petra Anderson
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Mike O’Malley | … |
Bill Gaines
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Theo Stockman | … |
Donnie Anderson
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Will Rogers | … |
Vince Dorne
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Pun Bandhu | … |
TV Anchor
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Terra Mackintosh | … |
News Reporter
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Robert Hogan | … |
Minister
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Sean Dugan | … |
Cleric
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Danny Binstock | … |
Bartender
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Kris Lundberg | … |
Stacey Moore
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Susan Blommaert | … |
Waitress
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Roe Hartrampf | … |
Waiter
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Rafe Terrizzi | … |
Vocalist
 This is a Stephen King movie, which I watched last evening.If you are a fan of his books and movies, this is no different than any others of his.
It didn’t have me on the edge of my seat. Rather I found it interesting of the habits that a the two main characters had. The thoughts of each person so opposite.
I think this is a good movie, but definitely not a tear jerker. It did keep my mind hopping on what devilish thought would come next. I rate this movie as an A.
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I have to confess as much as I enjoyed Stephen King books when I was younger I always found myself disappointed by the films with the exception of Carrie.
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That was the best movie ever, Carrie and I did enjoy Christine. His books are good, better than the movies. I usually end up wondering what happened after I have seen one of his movies. I used to live near his home in Florida. It had an eerieness about it, just like his thinking
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