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The Unspeakable (1996)
When Alice Redmond is required to go deep undercover in an effort to trap number one suspect Darren Metlick, she gets very close to the edge. Her superiors push her past the point of no return because they need additional evidence to make their case air tight. Alice is having an affair with a fellow officer Don Holroyd and his sexual appetite closely resembles that of the hacker, so she has some experience in the dark side.
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When Alice Redmond is required to go deep undercover in an effort to trap number one suspect Darren Metlick, she gets very close to the edge. Her superiors push her past the point of no return because they need additional evidence to make their case air tight. Alice is having an affair with a fellow officer Don Holroyd and his sexual appetite closely resembles that of the hacker, so she has some experience in the dark side.
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Genre:Mystery, Drama, Horror
Written By:Christopher Wood
In Theaters:8/10/1996
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Concorde-New Horizons, Showtime Networks
Cast
Howard McCain
Director
Timothy Busfield
Matthew Grissom
Athena Massey
Alice Redmond
David Chokachi
Darren Metlick
Cyril O'Reilly
Don Holroyd
Elizabeth Costello
Mary Dumaski
Crofton Hardester
Chief Larry Manly
Conor Nolan
Fritz Castell
Maria Tecce
Janet Belski
Lisa O'Reilly
Policewoman
Marie Stafford
Mrs. Lett
Muireann Kelly
Susie West
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