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A Kind of Murder 2016 [DVDRip] 480p Movie 270MB

17 Dec 2016

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Movie Info:

IMDb Rating:- 5.297/214
Movie Name: A Kind of Murder
Original title: A Kind of Murder
Release Year: 2016
Release Date: 2016-12-16
Language: EnglishQUALITY 480p HDRIpDirector Andy GoddardStars Patr
Size: 480P
Quality: HDRip
Runtime : 96 minutes
Original language: en
Genres: Drama, Thriller, Crime
Writers: Patricia Highsmith, Susan Boyd
Cast: Patrick Wilson as Walter Stackhouse, Jessica Biel as Clara Stackhouse, Vincent Kartheiser as Lawrence Corby, Haley Bennett as Ellie Briess, Eddie Marsan as Kimmel, Lucas Bentley as Detective Jackson, Corrie Danieley as Betty Ireton, Radek Lord as Tony Ricco, Jennifer Enskat as Mrs. Philpott, Jon Osbeck as Jon Caar, Christine Dye as Claudia, Ken Strunk as Mr. Philpott, Emily Scott as Martha, Barry Mulholland as Captain Millard, Ian Short as Bill Ireton, Jerry Rowlands as Karl, Kelly Mengelkoch as Helen Kimmel, Buz Davis as Detective Harvey, Richard Hagerman as Bus Driver, Michael Hall as Mr. De Vries, Chris Bortz as Barman, Michael Joseph Thomas Ward as Doctor Prowler, Dylan Keith Adams as Bus Patron (uncredited), Tyler Beaty as Bus Patron / Beatnik (uncredited), Gary Chinn as Minister (uncredited), Liberty Clark as Beautiful Woman (uncredited), Juliane Collins as Clara's Maid (uncredited), Bobbi Feinauer Combs as Cocktail Party Guest (uncredited), Robert Gerding as The Hunter (uncredited), Dennis Craig Hensley as Police Officer (uncredited), Chris Hill as Bartender (uncredited), Carli Hudson as Beatnik (uncredited), Yosiah Johnson as Beatnik (uncredited), Misty M. Jump as Dinner Party Guest (uncredited), Angel Kerns as Movie Patron (uncredited), David Kettlehake as Bar Patron (uncredited), Karen Koester as Pedestrian (uncredited), Philip Krinsky as Beatnik (uncredited), Michael Laurianti as Policeman (uncredited), Lizzy Leigh as Mourner at Funeral (uncredited), Philip McDaniel as Bus Patron (uncredited), Lana McDonald as Bus Patron / Restaurant Patron (uncredited), Steve Moore as Bus Patron (uncredited), Lon Nease as Party Patron (uncredited), Jim Owens as Pedestrian (uncredited), David Pittinger as Executive (uncredited), DJ Plunkett as Boy in Hospital (uncredited), Derek Polen as Bus Patron / Diner Patron (uncredited), Charles Poole as Bus Patron / Diner Patron (uncredited), Joanne Popolin as Funeral Attendee (uncredited), Kaitlyn Rawlings as Waitress (uncredited), Lare Roberts as Movie Patron (uncredited), Carrington Rowe as Bus Patron (uncredited), Samantha Russell as Beatnik (uncredited), Lew Sleeman as Morgue Attendant (uncredited), Jim Waldfogle as Bus Patron / Detective (uncredited), Michael Shawn Starks as Detective (uncredited), Mark Stacey White as Crime Scene Photographer (uncredited), William Willet as Mr. Rogers (uncredited), Angie Willmott as Beatnik Girl (uncredited)
Director: Andy Goddard

Storyline:

In 1960s New York, Walter Stackhouse is a rich, successful architect and unhappily married to the beautiful but damaged Clara. His desire to be free of her feeds his obsession with Kimmel, a man suspected of brutally murdering his own wife. When Walter and Kimmel's lives become dangerously intertwined, a ruthless police detective becomes convinced he has found the murderer. But as the lines blur between innocence and intent, who, in fact, is the real killer?