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Before and After (1996)
Two parents deal with the effects when their son is accused of murdering his girlfriend.
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Two parents deal with the effects when their son is accused of murdering his girlfriend.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Crime, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Ted Tally
In Theaters:2/23/1996
Box Office:$8,797,839
Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Hollywood Pictures, Caravan Pictures
Cast
Barbet Schroeder
Director
Meryl Streep
Carolyn Ryan
Liam Neeson
Ben Ryan
Edward Furlong
Jacob Ryan
Julia Weldon
Judith Ryan
Alfred Molina
Panos Demeris
Daniel von Bargen
Fran Conklin
John Heard
Wendell Bye
Ann Magnuson
Terry Taverner
Alison Folland
Martha Taverner
Kaiulani Lee
Marian Raynor, Prosecutor
Larry Pine
Dr. Tom McAnally
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