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The Substitute (1993)

A high school substitute English teacher resorts to murder to protect her murderous dark past while seducing a student who begins to suspect her true identity.
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A high school substitute English teacher resorts to murder to protect her murderous dark past while seducing a student who begins to suspect her true identity.

Rating:R
Genre:Drama, Thriller, TV Movie
Directed By:Martin Donovan
Written By:David S. Goyer
In Theaters:9/22/1993
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Wilshire Court Productions, USA Network

Cast


Director

Martin Donovan

Director

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Amanda Donohoe

Gayle Richards/Laura Ellington

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Natasha Gregson Wagner

Jenny

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Mark Wahlberg

Ryan Westerberg

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Dalton James

Josh Wyatt

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Eugene Robert Glazer

Ben Wyatt

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Patricia Gage

Principal Beatty

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Shelley Owens

Amy Cooper

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Brigitta

Margo

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David Frankham

Riggs

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Christian Svensson

David Korczuk

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Cusse Mankuma

Bernard

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