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Cloned (1997)
In the year 2008, a married couple is distraught over losing their 8 year old son in a boating accident. However, when the mother suddenly sees another child who looks identical to her dead child, the Mother investigates the fertility clinic who aided her with her pregnancy and discovers that they cloned her child in an experiment dubbed "Baby 2000". She also discovers that they still have the genes to develop another child for them and faces the question of whether the couple wants another identical child.
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In the year 2008, a married couple is distraught over losing their 8 year old son in a boating accident. However, when the mother suddenly sees another child who looks identical to her dead child, the Mother investigates the fertility clinic who aided her with her pregnancy and discovers that they cloned her child in an experiment dubbed "Baby 2000". She also discovers that they still have the genes to develop another child for them and faces the question of whether the couple wants another identical child.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Science Fiction, Thriller, Drama, TV Movie
Written By:David Taylor, Carmen Culver
In Theaters:9/28/1997
Box Office:
Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:NBC Studios, Sid Feders Productions, Spring Creek Pictures
Cast
Douglas Barr
Director
Elizabeth Perkins
Skye Weston
Bradley Whitford
Rick Weston
Scott Paulin
John Gryce
Enrico Colantoni
Steve Rinker
Tina Lifford
Claire Barnes
Alan Rosenberg
Dr. Wesley Kozak
Hrothgar Mathews
Dr. Mason
Chilton Crane
Beth Curtis
Alexander Pollock
Timmy/ Chris
Fulvio Cecere
Agent Briggs
Bill Dow
Alan Prescott
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