The Shamrock Conspiracy (1995)

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Written by Michael Gleason

Directed by James Frawley

Running Time: 95 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1995

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

A former Scotland Yard detective begins his retirement by visiting his daughter in New York, where he gets involved in a race against time to track down a serial killer with links to the IRA

Cast

Al WaxmanO'Connor
Image for Daniel von BargenDaniel von BargenSternhardt
Nigel BennettDennis Malloy
Jeffrey NordlingFrank
Image for Edward WoodwardEdward WoodwardEdward Harrison
Image for Elizabeth HurleyElizabeth HurleyCecilia Harrison
Naz EdwardsDianne Hellinger
Ginger HowardMrs. Pinsky
Nicholas PascoDarryl Hanson
Mike StarrTierney
Kim CoatesSean Nolan
Walter AlzaManny
Chris BensonBartender
Lowell ConradHector
Clare CoulterMae Dillon
Tony CraigQuill
Vic CummingsSpeaker
Tony de SantisBarney
Ron GabrielFirst Cop
Terri HawkesMaria
Dianne HeatheringtonAudrey
Jane LukMorgue Attendant
Bruce McFeeRoy Cop
Michael A. MirandaVelasquez
Thomas MitchellCop at Mortuary
Dick MurphyPriest
Tony NappoHusky Man
Dave NicholsLess Messner
Markus PariloKennedy
Molly Price
Jeremy RatchfordJohnny McQueen
Julian RichingsReader
Gerry SalsbergFuneral Director
Bobbi SherronFemale Bystander
Bruce TubbeUniform Cop
Maria VacratsisMrs. Lombardo
Philip WilliamsHusband
Bob WindsorMale Bystander

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