| Confession, The | |||||
| Lionsgate (1999) | |||||
| Drama | |||||
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| Alec Baldwin | Roy Bleakie | |
| Ben Kingsley | Harry Fertig | |
| Jay O. Sanders | ||
| Amy Irving | Sarah Fertig | |
| Richard Jenkins | Cass O'Donnell | |
| Kevin Conway | Mel Duden | |
| Anne Twomey | Judge Judy Crossland | |
| Ryan Marsini | Stevie Fertig | |
| Boyd Gaines | Liam Clarke | |
| Lázaro Pérez | Eric Malabar | |
| Becky Ann Baker | Nurse Carrounbois | |
| Mike Hodge | Security Guard | |
| Mark Ethan | Dr. Mason Gillett |
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| Producer | Alec Baldwin
Andrew Stevens Ashok Amritraj |
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| Writer | David Black
Sol Yurick |
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| Musician | Mychael Danna
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Trust No One This is a gripping courtroom thriller about a man who loses everything and in return gains his soul. It explores one man's quest for justice and another man's perception of morality. The scheming dynamics of each character builds to a pulse-pounding conclusion when the lines between good and evil are crossed. |
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