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Killing Midnight (1997)
Suspense novelist William Rhodes is suffering from a severe case of writer's block. Under extreme stress, William is unable to produce the novel that was due to his publisher weeks ago. When William's neighbor is murdered just feet away from his own boat, he finds himself being questioned by the police. Not only has William become a suspect, but Detective Sanchez points out that the murder was committed in the same fashion as one of the murders in William's first novel, "Midnight". While he concentrates on writing his book, the real killer has moved in next to him, leading William into a dangerous game of cat and mouse.
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Suspense novelist William Rhodes is suffering from a severe case of writer's block. Under extreme stress, William is unable to produce the novel that was due to his publisher weeks ago. When William's neighbor is murdered just feet away from his own boat, he finds himself being questioned by the police. Not only has William become a suspect, but Detective Sanchez points out that the murder was committed in the same fashion as one of the murders in William's first novel, "Midnight". While he concentrates on writing his book, the real killer has moved in next to him, leading William into a dangerous game of cat and mouse.
Rating:NR
Genre:Thriller
Written By:Alexander Dorsey, Arthur C. Gross
In Theaters:1/1/1997
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Alexander Dorsey
Director
Ryan Alosio
William Rhodes
Karen M. Waldron
Gina
Mickey Rooney
Professor Mort Sang
Wendy Schenker
Toni Rossano
Joe Dorsey
Anthony Chambers
Alexander Dorsey
Dead Body
Patricia Wagstaff
Dog Walker
Fänrik
Dog Walker's Dog
David Wagstaff IV
Crime Scene Detective
Allan Galvin
Police Officer
Tim Camicceri
Rescue Diver
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