Suspect Zero (2004)

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Written by Zak Penn

Directed by E. Elias Merhige

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2004

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Coming from Dallas after a suspension and a breakdown, FBI agent Thomas Mackelway arrives in Dallas when a salesman is killed in a hideous crime. Mackelway is in charge of the investigation and the chief of the agency calls for backup, arriving agent Fran Kulok, who had a past with Mackelway. The leads guide them to Benjamin O'Ryan, a man that claims to be a former FBI agent, and considered a random killing machine. Mackelway becomes obsessed trying to find the truth.

Cast

Image for Aaron EckhartAaron EckhartThomas Mackelway
Image for Ben KingsleyBen KingsleyBenjamin O'Ryan
Image for Carrie-Anne MossCarrie-Anne MossFran Kulok
Image for Harry J. LennixHarry J. LennixRich Charleton
Kevin ChamberlinHarold Speck
Julian ReyesHighway Patrolman
Keith CampbellRaymond Starkey
Chloe RussellLoretta
Ellen BlakeDolly
William B. JohnsonMel
Jerry GardnerSheriff Harry Dylan
Daniel Patrick MoriartyBud Granger
Curtis PlaggeJumbo
Nicole DeHuffKatie Potter
William MapotherBill Grieves

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