The Man Who Wouldn't Die (1995)

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Written by Don Shroll, David Amann

Directed by Bill Condon

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1995

Rating: U Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

Golden Globe winning Roger Moore stars in this gripping thriller as an author of crime books, whose writings begin to imitate reality. Thomas Grace's latest character is based on a real life criminal who is currently behind bars, but when he escapes prison by faking his death, and then goes on a killing spree - Thomas' stories no longer appear fictional. He teams up with psychic Nancy Allen to track him down.

Cast

Image for Roger MooreRoger MooreThomas Grace/Inspector Fulbright
Image for Malcolm McDowellMalcolm McDowellBernard Drake/Ian Morrissey
Nancy AllenJessie Gallardo
Jackson DaviesLt. Powers
Image for Eric McCormackEric McCormackJack Sullivan
Kevin McNultyCurruthers
Mina E. MinaLawrence Rashad
Don MackayHenry Graham
Bernard CufflingCNSL Thackery
Wendy Van RiesenIngrid
Sheila PatersonOld Woman
Image for Teryl RotheryTeryl RotheryHenry's Secretary
Jessica Van Der Veen40s Secretary
Scott BellisBoris
Image for Roger R. CrossRoger R. CrossMcKinnon

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