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The Killing Mind

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The Killing Mind
Directed byMichael Ray Rhodes[1]
Screenplay byWilliam W. Forsythe
Produced byCarol Newman
StarringStephanie Zimbalist
Tony Bill
CinematographyJeff Jur
Music byJames Di Pasquale
Production
company
Release date
  • April 23, 1991 (1991-04-23)
Running time
96 minutes
CountryUnited States
LanguageEnglish

The Killing Mind is an American television movie of 1991 directed by Michael Ray Rhodes, starring Stephanie Zimbalist and Tony Bill.

Storyline

Isobel Neiman (Stephanie Zimbalist), a police detective in Los Angeles, formerly an FBI agent, studies the case of the murder of a ballerina twenty years earlier and does not understand why it was closed. Securing the help of Thomas Quinn (Tony Bill), a journalist who had covered the story, she reopens the case. Neiman runs into resistance from male colleagues, including Captain Harris (Stan Ivar), who believe the case is cold and is beyond the abilities of a woman detective.[1][2]

The killer becomes aware of Neiman's investigation and decides to kill her.

The movie is rated PG-13 for violent content and the references to drug use.[2]

Cast

Notes

  1. ^ a b Jerry Roberts, ed., Encyclopedia of Television Film Directors (2009), p. 474
  2. ^ a b Les Brown, Les Brown's Encyclopedia of Television (1992), p. 321
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