Along Came A Spider (2001)

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Written by James Patterson, Marc Moss

Directed by Lee Tamahori

Running Time: 115 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2001

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA/Germany

Filmed in Colour

When a congressman's daughter and her friend are kidnapped from an upper class Washington D.C. private school, the recently bereived Detective Alex Cross is put on the case.

Teaming up with a secret service agent, Jezzie Flannigan (Monica Potter), they discover clues that point to the fact that the girls were connected to a streak of murders that took place within the city.

All the signs lead to someone by the name of Gary Soneji (Michael Wincott) who just so happens to be the greatest criminal mind Detective Cross has ever come across, and also an insider!

Cast

Image for Morgan FreemanMorgan FreemanAlex Cross
Monica PotterJezzie Flannigan
Michael WincottGary Soneji
Image for Dylan BakerDylan BakerOllie McArthur
Mika BooremMegan Rose
Image for Anton YelchinAnton YelchinDimitri Starodubov
Kimberly HawthorneAgent Hickley
Jay O. SandersKyle Craig
Billy BurkeBen Devine
Michael MoriartySenator Hank Rose
Penelope Ann MillerElizabeth Rose
Anna Maria HorsfordVickie
Scott HeindlFloyd the Fisherman
Christopher ShyerJim
Jill TeedTracie

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