Dead Air Trailer

Dead Air Trailer (1994)

"The next caller could be the last." 06 October 1994 Thriller, Mystery, TV Movie 91 mins

A distraught disc jockey seeks out a mystery caller who may be the killer of his girlfriend.

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Cast

Gregory Hines

as Mark Jannek / Jim Sheppard

Debrah Farentino

as Karen / Laura

Beau Starr

as Lieutenant Marvin Gagglis

Michael Harris

as Fred Ridder

Eric Boles

as Dr. Stein

Joe Colligan

as Ted St. James

Veronica Cartwright

as The Caller

John Hawkes

as Morton

Ron Recasner

as Dr. Reinhart

Linda Wang

as Cindy

Crew

Fred Walton

Director

Donald Elmblad

Donald Elmblad Set Decoration

Bill Malley

Bill Malley Production Design

Buzz Feitshans IV

Buzz Feitshans IV Director of Photography

James Ryder

James Ryder Makeup Department Head

Michele Rede

Michele Rede Costume Design

International Releases Dates

United States 06 October 1994

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