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| Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (1999) | |||||
| Action, Mystery, Thriller | |||||
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#614 |
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| Tim Robbins | Oliver Lang/William Fenimore | |
| Jeff Bridges | Michael Faraday | |
| Joan Cusack | Cheryl Lang | |
| Hope Davis | Brooke Wolfe | |
| Robert Gossett | FBI Agent Whit Carver | |
| Stanley Anderson | Dr. Archer Scobee | |
| Mason Gamble | Brady Lang | |
| Lee Stringer | Orderly | |
| Spencer Treat Clark | Grant Faraday | |
| Viviane Vives | Nurse |
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| Producer | Peter Samuelson
Marc Samuelson Tom Gorai Ellen Dux Tom Rosenberg Jean Higgins |
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| Writer | Ehren Kruger
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| Cinematography | Bobby Bukowski
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| Musician | Angelo Badalamenti
Mark Isham |
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Your Paranoia Is Real. A gripping contemporary thriller about the terrible truths that can hide behind everyday appearances, Arlington Road is an intense, edge-of-your-seat journey that reveals just how little we know about the world around us... Widowed when his FBI agent wife is killed by a right-wing group, college professor Michael Faraday becomes obsessed with the culture of these groups - especially when his new neighbors, the all-American Oliver and Cheryl Lang (Tim Robbins and Joan Cusack), start acting suspiciously. With each twist, the mystery deepens and the question looms - is Faraday just consumed by fear and driven by paranoia, or has a lethal conspiracy been born on Arlington Road? |
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