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Angels Don't Sleep Here (2002)
A man is accused of murder and manipulated into a web of deceit as his thought-to-be dead twin brother plots revenge on those who tried to kill him.
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A man is accused of murder and manipulated into a web of deceit as his thought-to-be dead twin brother plots revenge on those who tried to kill him.
Rating:R
Genre:Thriller
Written By:Paul Cade
In Theaters:4/2/2002
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Silverline Pictures
Cast
Paul Cade
Director
Robert Patrick
Det. Russell Stark
Roy Scheider
Mayor Harry S. Porter
Dana Ashbrook
Michael / Jessie Daniels
Kelly Rutherford
Kate Porter
Kari Wührer
Dr. April Williams
Channon Roe
Det. Jay Stanton
Gary Farmer
Lou Washington
Christina Pickles
Angela Porter
Birgit Stein
Maggie
Cee Cee Michaela
Ravin
Trevor Gruhot
Young Jesse
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