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In the Name of the People (2000)
John Burke is on death row for the murder of a young girl. He is worried about what will happen to his own young daughter after his execution. He asks the parents of the girl he killed to look after his daughter which, he claims, would also help fill the void left in their lives by the death of their own daughter.
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John Burke is on death row for the murder of a young girl. He is worried about what will happen to his own young daughter after his execution. He asks the parents of the girl he killed to look after his daughter which, he claims, would also help fill the void left in their lives by the death of their own daughter.
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Genre:TV Movie, Drama
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In Theaters:2/2/2000
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Dogwood Pictures, Jaffe/Braunstein Films, CBS
Cast
Peter Levin
Director
Amy Madigan
Connie Murphy
Richard Thomas
Jack Murphy
Scott Bakula
John Burke
Kimberley Warnat
Jennifer 'Jenny' Murphy
Robin Anne Phipps
Lisa Burke
Mary Black
Lynette Burke
Lenno Britos
Lenno Garcia
Suleka Mathew
Anne
Stephen E. Miller
Warden
Amber Rothwell
Laurie
Moishe Teichman
Teacher (as Max Teichman)
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