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A Kind of Murder
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?
- Original title
- A Kind of Murder
- Language
- EN
- Country
- US
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Reno
Aug 18, 2017 · via TMDB
**The mysteries surrounding double suspicious deaths!** Promising cast, if not the Hollywood's greatest. Adapted to the screen from the book called 'The Blunderer'. The film is about the two separate deaths that's quite suspiciable of having some kind of a connection. That's where the cop's investigation comes into play. The narration was very suspense, since nothing was openly revealed at the beginning what really had happened, where the rest of the film rides on with. There are many angles to have a guess, but mostly it hangs either one or the other way, where you could come close to unpuzzle. A rich couple's marriage is falling apart. While the wife is not taking it well as her husband does. He's already starting to look forward to have an affair and move on. That's when he comes across a news about an unsolved murder, and soon his state of life sees the same fate. Now hunted by the law, how he tries to prove he's not involved in any kind of wrongdoing. That leads to a twist before bringing a full stop to the storytelling. I thought it was good, because it was different, engaging and mysterious, but not sure the presentation was at its best. It is what we call Hitchcock style mystery-thriller. If he'd been alive, I would have expected it to be from his direction. He knows that formula, how to carve such subject. This is from a television director and the quality of the film remained the same kind. Though the actors were good, as well as the atmosphere of the narration. It had a lot potential to be a better one, but still it can be watched once if you keep aside your complaints. _6/10_
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Patrick Wilson
Walter Stackhouse
Jessica Biel
Clara Stackhouse
Haley Bennett
Ellie Briess
Eddie Marsan
Marty Kimmel
Vincent Kartheiser
Det. Laurence Corby
Lucas Bentley
Det. Jackson
Jon Osbeck
Jon Carr
Radek Lord
Tony Ricco
Christine Dye
Claudia
Kelly Mengelkoch
Helen Kimmel
Corrie Danieley
Betty Ireton
Ken Strunk
Mr. Philpott
Jennifer Enskat
Mrs. Philpott
Michael Joseph Thomas Ward
Doctor Prowler
Michael Shawn Starks
Detective (uncredited)
Joanne Popolin
Funeral Attendee (uncredited)
Samantha Russell
Beatnik (uncredited)
Angie Willmott
Beatnik Girl (uncredited)
Charles Poole
Bus Patron / Diner Patron (uncredited)
Angel Kerns
Movie Patron (uncredited)
Chris Seager
Director of Photography
Mike Carpenter
Driver
Seth Daly
Production Intern
Richard Fike
Pyrotechnician
Richard Fike
Stunt Coordinator
Andy Goddard
Director
Sean Dunckley
Digital Intermediate Colorist
Elísabet Ronaldsdóttir
Editor
Andy Goddard
Co-Producer
David Hinojosa
Executive Producer
D. Lynn Meyers
Location Casting
Christine Vachon
Producer
Kelly McCormick
Producer
Ted Hope
Producer
Mark DeSimone
ADR Mixer
Ric Schnupp
ADR Mixer
Ric Schnupp
Foley Editor
Danny Bensi
Original Music Composer
Patricia Highsmith
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