Where The Tracks End in Mexico
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First to Die (2003)
A homicide inspector -- Lindsay Boxer -- who teams with three other professional women to catch an ingenious serial killer targeting newlyweds on their wedding nights.
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A homicide inspector -- Lindsay Boxer -- who teams with three other professional women to catch an ingenious serial killer targeting newlyweds on their wedding nights.
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Genre:Action, Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Michael O'Hara
In Theaters:2/23/2003
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Runtime:180 minutes
Studio:NBC Studios
Cast
Russell Mulcahy
Director
Tracy Pollan
Lindsay Boxer
Gil Bellows
Chris Raleigh
Carly Pope
Cindy Thomas
Megan Gallagher
Jill Barnhart
Angie Everhart
Chessy Jenks
Mitch Pileggi
Warren Jacobi
Sean Young
Joanna Wade
Jerry Wasserman
Lt. Roth
Byron Mann
Derek Lee
Pam Grier
Claire Washburn
John Reardon
David Brandt (as John Henry Reardon)
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