Lured Innocence (1999)

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Written by Kikuo Kawasaki

Directed by Kikuo Kawasaki

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1999

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Elden, a young reporter, is sent to cover a murder trial in his home town and finds himself implicated as the key witness. Local girl Elsie has always been irresistible to men. But she has her own agenda. Did she kill her rich lover's wife years ago - or will her alibi hold good? Thriller set in National Enquirer territory.

Cast

Image for Dennis HopperDennis HopperRick Chambers
Image for Marley SheltonMarley SheltonElsie Townsend
Devon GummersallElden Tolbert
Talia ShireMartha Chambers
Image for Michael CudlitzMichael CudlitzHarry Kravitz
Peter OnoratiMaxwell Strong
Richard PortnowJack Shelby
Cheri OteriMolly
Ryan BollmanDewey
Joel TraywickSandy
Adam KaizHicks
Sean MoranBeamon
Brooke ConradSally
Chuck McIntoshSally's Father
Jonathan WeinerSally's Brother
Jon ColtenSanderson
Lynn BorderMrs. Townsend
Satya de La ManitouJerry
Stephen LeeChuck
John M. Sullivan IIBill Beckman
Joy BrashearsReporter
Joseph PetrieJudge Rusik
Eric DaReBartender
Wilson DavisClerk
Marvin ElkinsCell Guard
Michael IrpinoWaiter
Robin KriegerWaitress
James PetersOutside Court Man
Heath LourwoodGrease Monkey
Lorraine MiddletonOutside Court Woman

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