Rag and Bone (1998)
The life of a priest seconded to a New Orleans police department begins to fall apart when he is wrongly implicated in the shooting of a suspect. However, it comes to light that the precinct is haunted by the spirit of a deceased policeman, who helps the beleaguered cleric to solve the case and clear his name.
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The life of a priest seconded to a New Orleans police department begins to fall apart when he is wrongly implicated in the shooting of a suspect. However, it comes to light that the precinct is haunted by the spirit of a deceased policeman, who helps the beleaguered cleric to solve the case and clear his name.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller, Fantasy
Written By:Anne Rice, James D. Parriott
In Theaters:1/1/1998
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Columbia TriStar Television, James D. Parriott Productions
Cast
James D. Parriott
Director
Dean Cain
Det. Tony Moran
Robert Patrick
Sgt. Daniel Ryan
Stan Shaw
Det. Ritchie
Alexondra Lee
Gina Moran
Carroll Baker
Sister Marie, Tony's Aunt
Kelly Rowan
Karen Toms
Drew Snyder
Councilman Roykin
Al Wiggins
Police Captain
Richard Bradford
Evan Moran
Carol Sutton
Etta Parker
Deneen Tyler
Sharon Gallier
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