Dangerous Offender: The Marlene Moore Story Trailer

Dangerous Offender: The Marlene Moore Story Trailer (1996)

06 October 1996 Drama, TV Movie

Marlene Moore has spent most of her life in prison, and is considered so dangerous that the authorities want her locked up indefinitely — though she has never committed a serious crime.

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Cast

Robert Joy

as Dr. Steve Gibson

David Fox

as Supt. Kerr

Brooke Johnson

as Marlene Moore

Sara Botsford

as Heather Allen

Patricia Gage

as Maureen Woodcock

Jayne Eastwood

as Mrs. Moore

Thomas Mitchell

as Constable Mann

Maurice Godin

as Michael Copeland

Richard Donat

as Robert Harris

Eric Peterson

as Dr. Spring

Aidan Pendleton

as Young Marlene

Ian Alden

as Sonny Moore

Jennifer Dean

as Fredricks

Crew

Holly Dale

Director

Mychael Danna

Original Music Composer

Nikos Evdemon

Nikos Evdemon Director of Photography

Bonita Siegel

Bonita Siegel Executive Producer

Duncan Lamb

Duncan Lamb Producer

Alison Reid

Alison Reid Stunt Coordinator

International Releases Dates

Canada 06 October 1996

United States 07 November 1996

Production Companies

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