Virtuosity (1995)

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Written by Eric Bernt

Directed by Brett Leonard

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1995

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

This hi-tech sci-fi thriller is about a computer simulator which wreaks a deadly revenge on its human creators.

Sid 6.7 is a virtual-reality programme which was developed to assist in police training. It contains all the personalities of demonic figures such as Charles Manson and other notorious serial killers.

However when the programme assumes human form and goes on a deadly rampage all hell is set to break loose.

Cast

Image for Denzel WashingtonDenzel WashingtonLt. Parker Barnes
Image for Kelly LynchKelly LynchDr. Madison Carter
Image for Russell CroweRussell CroweSID 6.7
Stephen SpinellaDr. Darrel Lindenmeyer
William ForsytheWilliam Cochran
Image for Louise FletcherLouise FletcherCommissioner Elizabeth Deane
Image for William FichtnerWilliam FichtnerWallace
Image for Costas MandylorCostas MandylorJohn Donovan
Kevin J. O'ConnorClyde Reilly
Image for Kaley CuocoKaley CuocoKarin
Christopher MurrayMatthew Grimes
Heidi SchanzSheila 3.2
Traci LordsMedia Zone singer
Gordon Jennison NoiceBig Red
Mari MorrowLinda Barnes

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