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Thrill of the Kill (TV Movie 2006) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
Where does Thrill of the Kill rank today? Thrill of the Kill is 41799 on the JustWatch Daily Streaming Charts today. The movie has moved up the charts by 13029 places since yesterday. In the United Kingdom, it is currently more popular than My Brother, My Sister but less popular than Brighton Rock. Rank. Title.
- Richard Roy
- 8
Thrill of the Kill: Directed by Richard Roy. With Shiri Appleby, Chris Potter, Paul Hopkins, James Kidnie. Brilliant New York crime author Graydon Jennings agrees to help Kelly Holden investigate her sister Allison's murder, which seems uncannily equal to one his anti-hero-lead character Carlton James's kills for the thrill.
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- Crime, Drama, Mystery
- Richard Roy
Stephen Greenberg. Serge Denis. Jean Bureau. Josée Mauffette. John Benjamin Martin. Michel B. Bordeleau. John Benjamin Martin. Haunted by her sister's suspicious death, Kelly Holden enlists the help of murder-mystery novelist Graydon Jennings to help solve the crime. Together they discover that Kelly's sibling was living quite the double life ...
TV Movie Thriller Drama Haunted by her sister's suspicious death, Kelly Holden enlists the help of murder-mystery novelist Graydon Jennings to help solve the crime. Together they discover that Kelly's sibling was living quite the double life -- sleeping with a congressman and fending off a scorned ex-lover!
Synopsis. In Theaters At Home TV Shows. Advertise With Us. Graydon Jennings (Chris Potter), a successful crime novelist, helps a woman (Shiri Appleby) investigate the death of her sister.
- Mystery & Thriller
Haunted by her sister's suspicious death, Kelly Holden enlists the help of murder-mystery novelist Graydon Jennings to help solve the crime. Together they discover that Kelly's sibling was living quite the double life -- sleeping with a congressman and fending off a scorned ex-lover! As this salacious story unfolds, Kelly discovers that truth isn't just stranger than fiction -- it can be more ...
