| Murder At 1600 | |||||
| Warner Bros. (1997) | |||||
| Action, Adventure, Crime, Drama, Thriller | |||||
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#1587 |
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| Wesley Snipes | Detective Regis | |
| Diane Lane | Nina Chance | |
| Daniel Benzali | Spikings | |
| Dennis Miller | Detective Stengel | |
| Alan Alda | Jordan | |
| Ronny Cox | President Jack Neil | |
| Diane Baker | Kitty Neil | |
| Tate Donovan | Kyle Neil | |
| Harris Yulin | General Clark Tully | |
| Tom Wright | Cooper | |
| Nicholas Pryor | Paul Moran | |
| Charles Rocket | Jeffrey | |
| Nigel Bennett | Burton Cash | |
| Tamara Gorski | Young Woman In Bar | |
| Douglas O'Keeffe | Assassin - John Kerry |
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| Producer |
Stephen Joel Brown
David Eichler |
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| Writer |
Wayne Beach
David Hodgin |
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| Cinematography |
Steven Bernstein
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| Musician |
Christopher Young
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D.C. detective Harlan Regis is called to the White House after a young woman is murdered in the White House. Regis realizes this won't be a typical investigation as he keeps running into a brick wall with the Secret Service. He is only able to get the help of Agent Chance. All of this is occurring while a hostage scandal in Korea threatens to destroy the President's term. |
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