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An Innocent Man - Peter Yates

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Directed by: 
Peter Yates
Produced by: 
Ted Field
Release year: 
1989
Country: 
United States of America
Runtime: 
113min
Genre: 
Crime Fiction
Action Film
Prison film
Drama
Music by: 
Howard Shore
Subjects: 
Prison
Tagline: 
Two cops on the take just made the biggest mistake of their lives. They framed An Innocent Man
Plot: 
Jimmie Rainwood was minding his own business when two corrupt police officers (getting an address wrong) burst into his house, expecting to find a major drug dealer. Rainwood is shot, and the officers frame him as a drug dealer. Rainwood is convicted of drug dealing, based on the perjured evidence of a police informant. Thrown into a seedy jail, fighting to prove his innocence is diffucult when he has to deal with the realities of prison life, where everyone claims they were framed.
Cast: 
Tom Selleck
as
Jimmie Rainwood
F. Murray Abraham
as
Virgil Cane
David Rasche
as
Mike Parnell
M. C. Gainey
as
Malcolm
Todd Graff
as
Robby
Laila Robins
as
Kate Rainwood
Badja Djola
as
John Fitzgerald
Richard Young
as
Danny Scalise
Philip Baker Hall
as
Judge Kenneth Lavet
Peter Van Norden
as
Peter Feldman
Bruce A. Young
as
Jingles
James T. Morris
as
Junior
Terry Golden
as
Felix
Dennis Burkley
as
Butcher
Tobin Bell
as
Zeke
Thomas B. Kackert
as
Dove
Vito Peterson
as
Handjob
Charle Landry
as
Stevie
Scott Jaeck
as
Albert
Holly Fulger
as
Yvonne
J. Kenneth Campbell
as
Lieutenant Freebery
Jim Ortlieb
as
Convict - Robby's Death
Ralph O. Benton
as
1st Man on Tuna Boat
James Staszkiel
as
2nd Man on Tuna Boat
Brian J. Williams
as
3rd Man on Tuna Boat
Maggie Baird
as
Stacy
Alanniss Allddero
as
Convict Torturer
Bob Maroff
as
Venucci
Derek Anunciation
as
Lester
Ben Slack
as
Woznick
J. J. Johnston
as
Joseph Donatelli
Brian Brophy
as
Nate Blitman
Ben Rawnsley
as
Cop at Jimmie's
Dean Hill
as
Mike
Gary Matanky
as
Mechanic at Hangar
Jack Orend
as
Officer at Bust
Ernie Lively
as
Donatelli's Dealer
David Rhodes Brown
as
First Convict
Larry Brothers
as
Basketball Con
Jeffrey Earl Young
as
First Guard
Michael J. Budge
as
Warden
David Meligan
as
Correctional Officer
Dave Florek
as
Court Clerk
Gary Velasco
as
Courthouse Guard No. 1
Robert E. Nichols
as
Courthouse Guard No. 2
Ron Collins
as
Fritz
Joseph Carberry
Ezekial Dann Florek
as
Prosecuting Attorney
Doug MacHugh
as
Bailiff
Peter Adrian Owsley
as
Tortured Convict
Lare Roberts
as
Inmate
John Stillpass
as
Cafeteria Inmate

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