Movie Information
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Opening Weekend: 0.00
Legs: 0.00
Overview: Set in 1977 and based on a true story, Tony Kiritsis, a former real estate developer puts a dead man's switch on himself and the mortgage banker who did him wrong, demanding $5 million and a personal apology.
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Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|---|
| Bill Skarsgård | Tony Kiritsis |
| Dacre Montgomery | Richard 'Dick' Hall |
| Cary Elwes | Michael Grable |
| Al Pacino | M.L. Hall |
| Colman Domingo | Fred Temple |
| Myha'la | Linda Page |
| Kelly Lynch | Mabel Hall |
| Jordan Claire Robbins | Doreen |
| John Robinson | Cameraman |
| Katie Kinman | Ibby Hall |
| Mark Helms | Frank Love |
| Kyle Rankin | Rookie Cop |
| Vinh Nguyen | James |
| Stephanie Bertoni | TV News Anchor |
| Danielle Munday | News Reporter |
| Daniel R. Hill | Jimmy Kiritsis |
| Todd Gable | Chief Gallagher |
| Neil Mulac | Agent Patrick Mullaney |
| John N. Dixon | First Responder |
| Andy S. Allen | Clifford Chapman |
| Casey Feigh | Resort Attendant |
| Michael Ashcraft | George Martz |
| Eli Samek | Channel 6 Reporter |
| Donald K. Overstreet | Doug O'Brien |
| Aaron Massey | Police Officer |
| Maresha Robinson | Fred's Wife |
| Michael James Dukes | Bomb Squad Officer |
| Kevin Ragsdale | Sheriff |
| William R. Davis | Judge |
| Dean Coutris | Bearded Producer |
| Rita Hight | Barb |
| Elliot Gross | Chaplain |
| D.J. Stroud | Window Washer |
| Jackson Monks | Police Officer / Pedestrian |
| April Bartosh | Meridian Mortgage Employee in Lobby (uncredited) |
| Tisha Carmel | Court Clerk (uncredited) |
| Jeffery Croft II | Radio Station Employee (uncredited) |
| Zachary Culbertson | Business Man in Cadillac (uncredited) |
| Matthew DeVore | State Trooper (uncredited) |
| Brian Easley | Tony's Friend (uncredited) |
| Chuck Fussenegger | Police Officer (uncredited) |
| Rodney Hagan | Sheriff (uncredited) |
| Joshua Henry | Indiana State Trooper (uncredited) |
| Joseph R. Himes | News Reporter (uncredited) |
| Mark Humphrey | Onlooker (uncredited) |
| Joseph Imbus | DMV Patron / Courthouse Supporter (uncredited) |
| Sean McBride | Plain Clothes Detective (uncredited) |
| Chrissy Morgan | First Responder (uncredited) |
| James Neeley | Tony's Uncle (uncredited) |
| Chris Olds | News Reporter (uncredited) |
| James Pasier | Window Washer (uncredited) |
| Christina Pope | Reporter (uncredited) |
| Janora Sanders | Onlooker (uncredited) |
| Gerald Schiedewitz | Bailiff (uncredited) |
| Eric Severs | Pedestrian (uncredited) |
| Samuel Smith | Newspaper Reporter (uncredited) |
| D.J. Stroud | Window Washer (uncredited) |
| Damian Tanenbaum | Plain Clothes Officer (uncredited) |
| Victoria Winn | Onlooker (uncredited) |
| Laura K. Young | Pedestrian (uncredited) |
| John Wayne | Self (archive footage)(uncredited) |
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Profitability Breakdown
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