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Where Sleeping Dogs Lie (1991)
A murder mystery writer misreads the nervous man he bullies in a spooky Hollywood mansion.
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A murder mystery writer misreads the nervous man he bullies in a spooky Hollywood mansion.
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Genre:Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Charles Finch, Yolande Turner
In Theaters:11/13/1991
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Sotela Pictures
Cast
Charles Finch
Director
Dylan McDermott
Bruce Simmons
Tom Sizemore
Eddie Hale
Sharon Stone
Serena Black
Charles Finch
Evan Best
Ron Karabatsos
Stan Reeb
Mary Woronov
Woman Tourist
David Q. Combs
Man Tourist
Elizabeth Whitcraft
Serena's Secretary
Jillian McWhirter
Dol Whitney
Richard Zavaglia
Detective Clifton
Brett Cullen
John Whitney
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