The Glimmer Man (1996)

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Written by Kevin Brodbin

Directed by John Gray

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1996

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Action thriller starring Steven Seagal as a one-time intelligence operative hired by the LAPD to help catch a serial killer who is preying on the citizens of Los Angeles.

Paired with a tough cop (Keenen Ivory Wayans) who is not enamoured with his methods, the agent begins to dig further and soon uncovers a far-reaching conspiracy that may involve his former employers.

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Cast

Image for Steven SeagalSteven SeagalJack Cole
Image for Keenen Ivory WayansKeenen Ivory WayansDet. Jim Campbell
Image for Bob GuntonBob GuntonFrank Deverell
Image for Brian CoxBrian CoxMr. Smith
John M. JacksonDonald Cunningham
Michelle JohnsonJessica Cole
Image for Stephen TobolowskyStephen TobolowskyChristopher Maynard
Peter JasonMillie's Father
Ryan CutronaCapt. Harris
Richard GantDet. Roden
Robert MailhouseSmith's Bodyguard
Johnny StrongJohnny Deverell
Jesse StockCole's Son
Alexa VegaCole's Daughter
Nikki CoxMillie

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